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Dreaming of a nine-figure Powerball prize as you plunk out cash, again, for a ticket? You aren't alone.

 

Americans spend a lot on lottery tickets
The $73.8 billion spent on U.S. lottery tickets last year is more than Americans spent on music, movies, books, video games and sports tickets -- combined.

 

You can buy Powerball tickets by visiting a local lottery office and filling in the ticket with your numbers or use the automatic numbers selected by the lottery ticket printing machine. You can buy Powerball tickets online using our services in a fast, convenient, and safe manner, from the comfort of your home.

 

 

Powerball drawings have so far continued as normal. The numbers are drawn at the Florida Lottery’s Tallahassee studio at 10:59PM EST every Wednesday and Saturday.

The schedule has remained the same ever since Powerball launched in April 1992, with two draws a week, and the plan is for the game to carry on that way. Any decision about changing the schedule or suspending draws will be taken by the member states of the Multi-State Lottery Association. Powerball.net will publish news of any major announcements.

 

How to Play Powerball

This is how you can play Powerball:

 

  • 1. Choose five main numbers between 1 and 69.

 

  • 2. Select a Powerball number between 1 and 26.

 

  • 3. Choose whether to add Power Play, offering the chance to multiply non-jackpot prizes.

 

  • 4. Purchase your tickets by the cut-off time in your state or online. This ranges from 6:45pm PST in Washington to 10pm EST in New York and Florida. Players in Puerto Rico can play until 10:59pm when the clocks switch forward an hour over winter.

 

Once you have your Powerball tickets, simply wait for the drawing, which takes place on Wednesday and Saturday nights in Tallahassee, Florida at 10:59pm EST, and check the Winning Numbers page soon afterwards to find out if you are due a prize.

 

Coronavirus has severely affected everyone’s general life in the U.S., spreading to all 50 states and leading to more and more restrictions to try and stop Covid-19 from escalating. It has even had an impact on playing Powerball in a number of ways. Find out more about what is happening to the game during the current pandemic.

 

 

Powerball officials originally declared that the starting jackpot would be reduced from $40million to $20million due to a reduction in ticket sales and to make sure they could still provide funding to states whilst the pandemic continues. The rise in jackpots was also lowered to $2 million, but now officials have declared that they cannot establish a firm starting jackpot or rise in jackpot amount and this will instead depend on ticket sales and interest rates.