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Draw Date

Jackpot Winners

Match 5 +
Power Play

$2 Million Winners

Match 5

$1 Million Winners

Winning Numbers
Past Drawings
Total Winners

Total Number of Winners

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POWERBALL

Power Play

There are 9 ways to win a prize in Powerball®.
All prizes are set cash amounts, except the Grand Prize.
In California, prize payout amounts are pari-mutuel and determined by sales and the number of winners.

Match

Prize

Grand Prize
$1 Million
$50,000
$100
$100
$7
$7
$4
$4

Power Play 2x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$100,000
$200
$200
$14
$14
$8
$8

Power Play 3x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$150,000
$300
$300
$21
$21
$12
$12

Power Play 4x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$200,000
$400
$400
$28
$28
$16
$16

Power Play 5x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$250,000
$500
$500
$35
$35
$20
$20

Power Play 10x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$500,000
$1,000
$1,000
$70
$70
$40
$40

Powerball Prizes

Match

Prize

Grand Prize
$1 Million
$50,000
$100
$100
$7
$7
$4
$4

Power Play 2x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$100,000
$200
$200
$14
$14
$8
$8

Power Play 3x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$150,000
$300
$300
$21
$21
$12
$12

Power Play 4x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$200,000
$400
$400
$28
$28
$16
$16

Power Play 5x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$250,000
$500
$500
$35
$35
$20
$20

Power Play 10x

Grand Prize
$2 Million
$500,000
$1,000
$1,000
$70
$70
$40
$40

Powerball Odds

Match

Prize

Grand Prize
$1 Million
$50,000
$100
$100
$7
$7
$4
$4

1 in 292,201,338.00
1 in 11,688,053.52
1 in 913,129.18
1 in 36,525.17
1 in 14,494.11
1 in 579.76
1 in 701.33
1 in 91.98
1 in 38.32

Odds When 10X Multiplier is Available

POWER PLAY

PRIZE TIMES POWER PLAY

Prize Won Times 10
Prize Won Times 5
Prize Won Times 4
Prize Won Times 3
Prize Won Times 2

1 in 43
1 in 21.5
1 in 14.33
1 in 3.31
1 in 1.79

Odds When 10X Multiplier is Not Available

POWER PLAY

PRIZE TIMES POWER PLAY

Prize Won Times 5
Prize Won Times 4
Prize Won Times 3
Prize Won Times 2

1 in 21
1 in 14
1 in 3.23
1 in 1.75

Powerball® costs $2 per play.

Select five numbers from 1 to 69 for the white balls; then select one number from 1 to 26 for the red Powerball.

Choose your numbers on a play slip or let the lottery terminal randomly pick your numbers.

The Powerball jackpot grows until it is won.

Players win a prize by matching one of the 9 Ways to Win.

Where

Powerball is played in 45 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands!

Powerball drawings are held every Wednesday and Saturday at 10:59 p.m. ET.

Sales cut-off times vary by one to two hours before the drawing, depending on the selling jurisdiction.

To find out where to watch the drawings, click here.

Power Play

Ask for Power Play® with your Powerball purchase!

For an additional $1 per play, the Power Play feature can multiply non-jackpot prizes by 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 times!

The multiplier number is randomly selected just before each drawing.

The 10X multiplier is only in play when the advertised jackpot annuity is $150 million or less.

The Match 5 prize with Power Play is always $2 million.

Multi-Draw

Play the same set of numbers in multiple drawings!

Select the number of consecutive drawings you want to play in the Multi-Draw or Advance Play section of your play slip or tell the retailer how many drawings you wish to play.

The number of Multi-Draws or Advance Plays available for purchase is dependent on the selling jurisdiction.

How TALL

A Powerball jackpot of $40 million may not seem like much, but ask yourself this – is $40 million really a small amount of money? Is the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. a small building?

If you were to stack $100 bills, take a look at the heights the money would reach at each estimated jackpot amount.

Draw Date Jackpot Winners Match 5 + Power Play $2 Million Winners Match 5 $1 Million Winners Winning Numbers Past Drawings Total Winners Total Number of

Washington Powerball Numbers

Powerball players in Washington help the state lottery to raise millions of dollars every year for education, sport and economic development. Learn all about how the game is played in the Evergreen State, including information about the claims process and big winners. View the latest Washington Powerball numbers below.

Winning Numbers

The total prize fund paid out to Washington winners from Wednesday’s Powerball drawing was $54,748. However, in the past five draws the state has had an average prize fund of $48,203 per draw, which means the fund for the latest one was about 13.58% higher than average.

Match	WA Winners	Prize Per Winner	WA Prize Fund
5 + PB	0	$204,000,000	No Winners
5	0	$1,000,000	No Winners
4 + PB	0	$50,000	No Winners
4	5	$100	$500
3 + PB	15	$100	$1,500
3	386	$7	$2,702
2 + PB	314	$7	$2,198
1 + PB	2,382	$4	$9,528
0 + PB	5,942	$4	$23,768
5 (Power Play)	0	$2,000,000	No Winners
4 + PB (Power Play)	0	$100,000	No Winners
4 (Power Play)	3	$200	$600
3 + PB (Power Play)	1	$200	$200
3 (Power Play)	65	$14	$910
2 + PB (Power Play)	55	$14	$770
1 + PB (Power Play)	452	$8	$3,616
0 + PB (Power Play)	1,057	$8	$8,456

How to Play
How to Claim
Washington Winners

Past Results

You can find more Washington Powerball results below. Select the ‘+ View Payouts’ button to view a full breakdown of the prizes won in each draw.

Match	WA Winners	Prize Per Winner	WA Prize Fund
5 + 1	0	$190,600,000	No Winners
5	0	$1,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1	0	$50,000	No Winners
4	3	$100	$300
3 + 1	11	$100	$1,100
3	286	$7	$2,002
2 + 1	266	$7	$1,862
1 + 1	2,024	$4	$8,096
0 + 1	5,417	$4	$21,668
5 (Power Play)	0	$2,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1 (Power Play)	0	$100,000	No Winners
4 (Power Play)	1	$200	$200
3 + 1 (Power Play)	1	$200	$200
3 (Power Play)	61	$14	$854
2 + 1 (Power Play)	44	$14	$616
1 + 1 (Power Play)	405	$8	$3,240
0 + 1 (Power Play)	1,197	$8	$9,576

Match	WA Winners	Prize Per Winner	WA Prize Fund
5 + 1	0	$179,800,000	No Winners
5	0	$1,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1	0	$50,000	No Winners
4	9	$100	$900
3 + 1	10	$100	$1,000
3	334	$7	$2,338
2 + 1	268	$7	$1,876
1 + 1	1,967	$4	$7,868
0 + 1	4,738	$4	$18,952
5 (Power Play)	0	$2,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1 (Power Play)	0	$100,000	No Winners
4 (Power Play)	1	$200	$200
3 + 1 (Power Play)	0	$200	No Winners
3 (Power Play)	42	$14	$588
2 + 1 (Power Play)	40	$14	$560
1 + 1 (Power Play)	404	$8	$3,232
0 + 1 (Power Play)	925	$8	$7,400

Match	WA Winners	Prize Per Winner	WA Prize Fund
5 + 1	0	$169,300,000	No Winners
5	0	$1,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1	0	$50,000	No Winners
4	1	$100	$100
3 + 1	17	$100	$1,700
3	334	$7	$2,338
2 + 1	274	$7	$1,918
1 + 1	1,864	$4	$7,456
0 + 1	4,537	$4	$18,148
5 (Power Play)	0	$2,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1 (Power Play)	0	$100,000	No Winners
4 (Power Play)	3	$200	$600
3 + 1 (Power Play)	2	$200	$400
3 (Power Play)	58	$14	$812
2 + 1 (Power Play)	57	$14	$798
1 + 1 (Power Play)	368	$8	$2,944
0 + 1 (Power Play)	914	$8	$7,312

Match	WA Winners	Prize Per Winner	WA Prize Fund
5 + 1	0	$156,500,000	No Winners
5	0	$1,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1	0	$50,000	No Winners
4	3	$100	$300
3 + 1	18	$100	$1,800
3	287	$7	$2,009
2 + 1	281	$7	$1,967
1 + 1	2,095	$4	$8,380
0 + 1	4,722	$4	$18,888
5 (Power Play)	0	$2,000,000	No Winners
4 + 1 (Power Play)	0	$100,000	No Winners
4 (Power Play)	1	$200	$200
3 + 1 (Power Play)	1	$200	$200
3 (Power Play)	62	$14	$868
2 + 1 (Power Play)	65	$14	$910
1 + 1 (Power Play)	468	$8	$3,744
0 + 1 (Power Play)	981	$8	$7,848

Washington Powerball Rules

When you play Powerball in Washington, you need to bear these state-specific rules in mind as you select your numbers:

You must be at least 18 years old to play.
Ticket sales close at 6:45pm Pacific Time (9:45pm Eastern Time) on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with draws taking place at 7:59pm PT (10:59pm ET).
You can play the same numbers for up to 10 consecutive draws.
There is no state tax on lottery winnings in Washington.

You can claim winnings of $600 or less from any licensed lottery retailer, but for larger amounts you will need to visit a regional office, providing photo ID and your social security card. If you win a prize of $100,000 or more, you should call the office first to make an appointment. If you win a jackpot of over $100 million, you will need to claim it from the lottery headquarters in Olympia.

The table below shows the addresses of the regional Washington Lottery claim centers, including the main office in Olympia:

Location	Address	Telephone Number:
Olympia (Main Office)	814 4th Avenue East Olympia, WA 98506	(360) 810-2888
Everett	11419 19th Ave SE, Suite A106 Everett, WA 98208-5120	(425) 356-2902
Federal Way	33701 9th Ave. S Federal Way, WA 98003	(253) 661-5050
Spokane	10517 East Sprague Avenue Spokane Valley, WA 99206-363	(509) 921-2337
Vancouver	1503 Northeast 78th Street, Suite #4 Vancouver, WA 98665-9668	(360) 576-6084
Yakima	9 South 5th Avenue Yakima, WA 98902-3431	(509) 575-2252

You can also claim prizes though the mail by sending off your signed ticket. For prizes of $601 and above you will also need to attach a claim form. You must go to a lottery office in person to claim prizes of $100,000 or more. If you are mailing your claim, you can send it to the following address:

Washington Lottery Headquarters
PO Box 43050
Olympia, WA 98504-3050

If you buy your Powerball ticket in Washington, you have 180 days from the date of the drawing to come forward and claim any prize you win. If you win the jackpot, you have 60 days from the date you claim your money to decide whether to take the annuity or the cash. You will automatically receive the annuity if you do not state your preference in this time.

Your Powerball ticket is the only proof that you have played the game, so you will not be able to claim a prize if you lose your entry. You should sign the back of your ticket to prevent anyone else from being able to make a claim. If your ticket has been damaged, you may still be able to claim a prize if it passes the Washington LotteryвЂ™s validation requirements and can still be verified as a legitimate winning entry.

You are allowed to claim prizes through legal groups such as trusts or limited liability companies in Washington, but there is no guarantee that this will keep your identity private. Due to the stateвЂ™s Public Records Act, the Washington Lottery may have to release your name if there is a public records request. If you do not claim your prize through a trust, your name will be disclosed to the public.

When you buy a Powerball ticket in Washington, the money is split a number of different ways so that it benefits a wide range of people. The majority of the revenue, 62.5 percent, is used to pay prizes, but 18.8 percent also goes to the Washington Opportunity Pathways Account (WOPA), which benefits educational programs such as the State Need Grant, the State Work Study program and early learning. Contributions are also made to the General Fund and to the CenturyLink Stadium and exhibition center. The following table shows how all the funds are distributed.

Where The Money Goes?	Percentage of Revenue
Prizes	62.5%
WOPA Education	18.8%
Cost of Sales	6.4%
Retailers	5.0%
Stadium and Exhibition Center	1.8%
General Fund	2.5%
Administration	2.1%
Economic Development	0.7%
Gambling Commission	0.1%
Problem Gambling	0.1%

Having joined Powerball in January 2010, Washington had to wait almost five years for its first jackpot winner. Lisa Quam, from Auburn on the outskirts of Seattle, landed $90 million on November 29th 2014, having taken a break from cooking on Thanksgiving Day to pick up a newspaper with the Black Friday ads in it. She decided to buy her first ever Powerball tickets while she was at the Haggen Store on Tapps Parkway, and could not believe her good fortune when she checked the numbers, as she never considered herself to be a lucky person. Lisa and husband Everett announced at their media ceremony that they would both be quitting their jobs with plane company Boeing and had already chosen a new car – a Subaru Forester.

View the latest West Virginia Powerball Numbers after each drawing has taken place. See the prize payouts along with the number of WA winners.