Did anyone win the $ 204 million?

The winning numbers for the November 25 Powerball draw were 2, 57, 58, 60 and 65, and the Powerball was 26. The Powerball jackpot was estimated at $ 204 million, but did anyone win?

No one tied the five numbers and the Powerball, so no one won the jackpot. Therefore, the jackpot has been carried over to the next Powerball draw on Saturday, when it will be worth around $ 216 million with a cash option estimated at $ 168.4 million.

In Wednesday night’s draw, no one tied five numbers, so no one won the million dollar prize.

However, 18 players tied four numbers and Powerball, which has a prize of $ 50,000 each. However, three of those winners used Power Play, which was 2X last night, and took home $ 100,000 each.

The Power Play option can be purchased for an additional $ 1 per game and can multiply the non-jackpot prizes by two, three, four, five, or 10 times. The number is selected at random just before the drawing.

The 10X multiplier is only in play when the advertised jackpot annuity is $ 150 million or less and the Match 5 prize with Power Play is still $ 2 million.

Last night, over 280 players won $ 100 by matching four numbers, and 80 of those players doubled their prize with Power Play. Additionally, 800 players won $ 100 by matching three numbers and Powerball, and more than 170 winners doubled their prize with Power play.

Over 36,000 players have won $ 7 by matching three or two numbers and Powerball. Almost 10,000 of those players doubled their prices to $ 14 using Power Play.

Finally, over 477,000 players won $ 4 in last night’s Powerball draw by matching either a number and Powerball or just Powerball, and over 126,000 of those winners doubled their prizes to $ 8 with Power Play. .

Although no one won $ 1 million last night, Powerball announced on Wednesday that two tickets purchased in Missouri won $ 1 million in the October 28 and November 11 draws.

Mario Yancy, from St. Louis, bought a ticket for the October 28 drawing and matched the five numbers. Yancy told Powerball: “I don’t play very often, I couldn’t believe it. I had the ticket recorded in several places just to see if it was correct. I was pretty excited.”

Then, on November 11, a group of five friends who walked in on Powerball tickets together won a million dollar prize, after purchasing the winning ticket in Jefferson City. The award was split between Patricia Moody and Larry Lueckenhoff, both of Jefferson City, Gary and Mary Kempker of Jamestown, and Richard Wallendorf of Sunrise Beach.