Powerball numbers for Monday’s September 26 jackpot were $285 million

The Powerball jackpot on September 26, 2022 is $285 million, and the winning numbers for Monday night’s draw are listed below.

The numbers drawn on Monday night were 13, 20, 31, 33 and 59 for the white ball, while the pink Powerball was 20 and the energy game was 3x.

The numbers drawn last Saturday night were 03, 09, 21, 24 and 29 for the white ball, while the pink Powerball was 14 and the energy game was 2x. There is no jackpot winner on Saturday, so the Monday 9/26/22 jackpot increases to $285 million.

There was one lucky jackpot winner in Saturday’s draw – the ticket for the jackpot was purchased in Indiana and took the $2 million second prize after matching 5 white balls exactly, but not the Powerball because They bought an additional $1 of Energy Play. Six people matched exactly five white balls, but not the Powerball, for $1 million each. A total of 28 people correctly guessed the 4 cue balls and the powerball for $50,000 each. The full 665 matched exactly 4 white balls, but not the Powerball, for $100 each. A total of 1,143 people matched exactly three White Balls and Powerballs for $100 each. A total of 30,334 people matched three cue balls, but no Powerball, and each received $7.

The Powerball jackpots won so far in 2022 are:

• August 3, 2022 – $202 million (Pennsylvania)
• June 29, 2022 – $20 million (Vermont)
• April 27, 2022 – $454 million (Arizona)
• February 14, 2022 – $183 million (Connecticut)
• May 1, 2022 – $630 million (California and Wisconsin)

An earlier winning lottery was offered in California on April 10, 2021 with a $699 million jackpot. This is only the sixth and final Powerball jackpot to be won in 2021.

The six Powerball jackpots won in 2021 are:

• October 4, 2021 – $699 million (California)
• June 5, 2021 – $285.6 million (Florida)
• March 27, 2021 – $235 million (Florida)
• January 30, 2021 – $33 million (NJ)
• January 23, 2021 – $23 million (NJ)
• January 20, 2021 – $731 million (Maryland)

An earlier winning lottery was offered in New York on September 16, 2020 with a $94 million jackpot. This is only the seventh and final Powerball jackpot won in 2020.

The seven Powerball jackpots won in 2020 are:

• September 16, 2020 – $94 million (New York)
• August 12, 2020 – $168.5 million (Florida)
• June 10, 2020 – $22 million (Wisconsin)
• June 3, 2020 – $136 million (West Virginia)
• August 4, 2020 – $190 million (NJ)
• February 12, 2020 – $70 million (Michigan)
• January 29, 2020 – $397 million (Florida)

Different 2019 winners include $150 million in California and $80 million in Michigan

Learn how to play Powerball

Powerball tickets are available in 45 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands for $2 per play. Ticket holders each choose 5 numbers from 1 to 69 for the 5 white balls and one number from 1 to 26 for the Powerball. Players can multiply non-jackpots by 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 10x by purchasing the Energy Play option for an additional $1 per game. Sweepstakes are held every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at the Florida Lottery Drawing Studio in Tallahassee.

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“There are 9 ways to win a Powerball prize. All prizes, except the grand prize, are in financial amounts. In California, the payout is equal and determined by income and type of winner,” explains the Powerball website. The value of the Powerball jackpot keeps going up until it is won. “The prize value for Match 5 + Energy Play is always $2 million, and the 10x multiplier only comes into play when the marketing jackpot is $150 million or less,” according to the positioning. Jackpot winners can receive their prize money in the form of an annuity or a one-time payment. Anyone who chooses the annuity option is guaranteed 30 graduation funds over 29 years. The website says annual funding has increased by 5 percent, which equates to the 30th and last cost.

What are the possibilities for success?

According to the Powerball website, the general odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 24.9, and the odds are the same every Powerball draw. “Even if additional tickets are offered in a given draw, your odds of success are the same,” the site says.