How to win:	Match	Prize	Odds
	5 of 5 + PowerBall	JACKPOT!	1:146,107,962
	5 of 5	$200,000	1:3,563,608
	4 of 5 + PowerBall	$10,000	1:584,431
	4 of 5	$100	1:14,254
	3 of 5 + PowerBall	$100	1:11,927
	3 of 5	$7	1:290
	2 of 5 + PowerBall	$7	1:745
	1 of 5 + PowerBall	$4	1:126
	PowerBall	$3	1:68

Multiply Your Powerball Winnings Up To $1 Million!

For just $1 more, you have a chance to multiply all Powerball prizes, except the jackpot, by 2 to 5 times. Even the $200,000 prize will multiply. On draw nights, a Power Play multiplier (2, 3, 4, or 5) is drawn. The probability that the prize multiplier will be 2 is 25%, 3 is 25%, 4 is 25% and 5 is 25%. If your Powerball ticket includes Power Play, your prize of $200,000 or less is multiplied by the Power Play number and you take home a bigger prize. Example: If you win $100 on Powerball and purchased Power Play, and the Power Play multiplier number is 5, your prize is $500! ($100 x 5 = $500).

Match	Prize	Multiplier of 2	Multiplier of 3	Multiplier of 4	Multiplier of 5
5 of 5 + PowerBall	JACKPOT	-	-	-	-
5 of 5	$200,000	$400,000	$600,000	$800,000	$1 MILLION
4 of 5 + PowerBall	$10,000	$20,000	$30,000	$40,000	$50,000
4 of 5	$100	$200	$300	$400	$500
3 of 5 + PowerBall	$100	$200	$300	$400	$500
3 of 5	$7	$14	$21	$28	$35
2 of 5 + PowerBall	$7	$14	$21	$28	$35
1 of 5 + PowerBall	$4	$8	$12	$16	$20
PowerBall	$3	$6	$9	$12	$15

 

How The Power Play Multiplier Number Is Chosen

A ball is dropped into the Power Play wheel. There are 16 numbered slots: four 5's, four 4's, four 3's, and four 2's. As the wheel is spinning the ball falls to the bottom of the wheel and lands in one of the designated numbered slots. This numbered slot is the Power Play multiplier for that night's draw. You can watch the weekly Power Play/Powerball drawings by clicking on “View recorded drawings” below:

 

FRAUD ALERT!

Attention Powerball Players:

It has come to our attention that fraudulent emails are being sent out promising to pay Powerball prizes. These emails are NOT from Powerball, the North Dakota Lottery, or the Multi-State Lottery Association. These emails claim that the recipient has won a prize in Powerball or Australian Powerball or some other non-existent international version of Powerball. These emails include our name, our logo and links to a copy of an old Powerball® web page. The authors of these emails are NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE TRUE POWERBALL GAME and are illegally misappropriating our name, logo, and website. YOU SHOULD NOT SEND ANY MONEY OR PERSONAL INFORMATION TO ANYONE in an effort to collect the promised "winnings." The web site has been shut down, but it may appear on another hosting service.