Powerball Plus

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About Powerball Lottery

Powerball Plus is based on the official multi-state US Powerball draw and takes place on the same days - Wednesdays and Saturdays. Winning numbers for the Powerball Plus draw are the same as on the regular US Powerball draws. Powerball Plus may have Superdraws with exceptionally high jackpots and these dates will be announced ahead of time. Powerball Plus is a bigger and better version of the US Powerball game. It gives players the chance to play the same, exciting game but win much, much bigger jackpots! If you’ve ever played US Powerball you’ll know exactly how to play Powerball Plus. There are two machines drawing two sets of numbers. Powerball Plus Results for draw id 1169. Powerball Plus Winning Numbers. Draw Date: 2021-02-05. Powerball Plus Winning Numbers + 09.

Powerball is a lottery game that is popular in America (USA). And the draw of this lottery takes place at Tallahassee, Florida. There are six balls in Powerball lottery and each has a number written on it. Five balls are white, and one ball is red. This lotto is being played actively in all states of the US except Nevada, Alabama, Mississippi, Utah, Alaska, Hawaii. History of this lottery is really interesting, It started in 1992 to raise funds for good cause. It is giving a fair chance to anyone can become a millionaire. Nowadays, you can play it by sitting at home because everything is available online. In its early days, the Ticket price was $1 for each play, and powerplay was additional $1 if you want to choose. Later the ticket price has been raised to $2, and power play remains the same. It has numbers from 1 to 69, and you have to choose five numbers to play a game. Power Ball has numbers from 1 to 26, and you have to choose one number. Read more about Powerball

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Powerball has nine prize tiers, and you win by matching the numbers you choose to the winning numbers drawn. You can win a prize by matching the Powerball alone, but you must match all five main numbers plus the Powerball to land the jackpot. Learn all about the different ways to win, the odds of winning and how to claim any prizes.

Odds of Winning

The prize you win depends on how many of the winning numbers you match. The table below shows what you need to do to win in each tier, the odds of doing so, and the prize amounts before tax. Your overall chances of winning any Powerball prize are around 1 in 25.

Powerball Plus Results

MatchOdds of WinningPrize
5 plus Powerball1 in 292,201,338Jackpot
51 in 11,688,054$1 million
4 plus Powerball1 in 913,130$50,000
41 in 36,525$100.00
3 plus Powerball1 in 14,494$100.00
31 in 580$7.00
2 plus Powerball1 in 701$7.00
1 plus Powerball1 in 92$4.00
Powerball1 in 38$4.00
The overall odds of winning are 1 in 25

The jackpot starts at $40 million and increases every time it is not won. It is regularly worth hundreds of millions of dollars and has even exceeded $1 billion. Visit the Powerball Winners page for a list of the 10 biggest jackpots in the history of the game.

Power Play

A Power Play multiplier of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 10x is randomly selected before each Powerball draw and if you opt in any prizes you win will be boosted by the value of the multiplier. The only exception is the Match 5 prize, which is doubled to $2 million regardless of which multiplier is drawn. The 10x multiplier is only in play when the advertised jackpot is $150 million or less. The table below shows how prizes increase with each Power Play multiplier:

MatchBase Prizex2x3x4x5x10
5 + PowerballJackpotJackpotJackpotJackpotJackpotJackpot
5$1 million$2 million$2 million$2 million$2 million$2 million
4 + Powerball$50,000$100,000$150,000$200,000$250,000$500,000
4$100$200$300$400$500$1,000
3 + Powerball$100$200$300$400$500$1,000
3$7$14$21$28$35$70
2 + Powerball$7$14$21$28$35$70
1 + Powerball$4$8$12$16$20$40
Powerball$4$8$12$16$20$40

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The odds of each Power Play being selected change depending on whether or not the 10x multiplier is in play. Here are the odds when the 10x is active:

Power PlayOdds
10x1 in 43
5x1 in 21.5
4x1 in 14.33
3x1 in 3.23
2x1 in 1.79

Here are the odds on each Power Play ball being drawn when the jackpot exceeds $150 million and the 10x multiplier is not available for selection:

Power PlayOdds
5x1 in 21
4x1 in 14
3x1 in 3.23
2x1 in 1.75

Taxes on Prizes

Prizes of up to $600 are not taxed, but if you win an amount between $600 and $5,000 you will need to report your winnings on a federal income tax form. Any prize over $5,000 will be subject to a federal withholding of at least 24% (up to 37% for jackpot winners).

Additionally, you may be taxed at a state level depending on where you bought your ticket. New York has the highest tax rate of 8.82%, with Maryland just behind on 8.75%. California, Florida, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, U.S Virgin Islands, Washington State and Wyoming are the only locations that do not tax lottery winnings.

Claiming Prizes

If you win a prize, you must claim it in the state where you bought your ticket. Each state has its own limit for how long tickets remain valid, ranging from 90 days from the date of the draw in New Mexico to a year in several jurisdictions. You can claim prizes of up to $600 from authorised retailers, but for larger amounts you will need to submit a claim by mail or visit a regional claims center. If you win the jackpot, you should contact your state lottery directly and make arrangements to claim the prize in person.

Cash vs Annuity

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If you win the jackpot, you can choose between a lump sum or an annuity. The annuity is the advertised jackpot value and will see you paid in 30 instalments over 29 years, with the first payment made straight away. The annuity shows how much you will receive if the money is invested by the lottery, taking into account all of the profits that the investments would make over the 29-year period. The annuity payments will grow by 5 percent each year to cover inflation and cost of living increases. The cash option is smaller as it contains only the money raised from ticket sales during that game and any preceding rollovers.