US Powerball

INTRODUCTION TO US POWERBALL

If you are a relentless go-getter and your competitive nature can only be quelled by success, then Powerball is exactly that fix. The odds are slightly more challenging, but then, would the rewards truly be as satisfying if it weren't?

The colossal payouts of US Powerball have attracted massive attention in latter months with the most recent number of entries reaching that of 1,029,325 tickets purchased. Although it’s hard not to recognise new resurgence in its popularity, Powerball has a history steeped in big excitement and even bigger jackpots!

The US Powerball was originally established in 1988 and was first introduced to the American public in 1992 known then as the USA Powerball. Popularity has risen exponentially since then and with now international accredited fame has become the mega winning game on every respected player's lips thanks to the incredible jackpot prizes up for grabs on Lottotime.com. In order to play the Powerball game (and aim for a spot in one of the game’s nine prize tiers), you’ll be following the classic ‘5+1’ lucky number selection process. This is how you play the Powerball.

HOW TO PLAY

Avid players of Mega Millions will no doubt feel right at home with the structurally identical game of Powerball. 5 main numbers will be needed to be chosen from a numbered possibility of just 69. In addition to this, you will also need to select a single bonus Powerball number; which will be a numbered selection of a possible 26.

The US Powerball draws take place twice a week; every Wednesday and Saturday at 22h59 ET (Thursday and Sunday 04:00 GMT). Results are not made available until they have been audited and verified by an independent accounting firm, but as soon as they go live they can be viewed on our results page.

POST-DRAW RESULTS

With guaranteed jackpots that would make your eyes water, you’ve come to the right place to check up on the very latest Powerball results. 

Are you curious to know what a lucky number jackpot prize combination could yield? Here is the US Powerball prize structure below: