Ways to Win Powerball

Match	Prize	Prize with Power Play	Winners (5/22/2013 Drawing)
+	JACKPOT	JACKPOT	0
	$1,000,000	$2,000,000	5  (1 with Power Play)
+	$10,000	$40,000	15  (2 with Power Play)
	$100	$200	661  (94 with Power Play)
+	$100	$200	1,150  (165 with Power Play)
	$7	$14	38,778  (5,782 with Power Play)
+	$7	$14	20,470  (2,948 with Power Play)
+	$4	$12	139,725  (21,325 with Power Play)
	$4	$12	289,759  (44,684 with Power Play)
Total Number of winners:			490,563  (75,001 with Power Play)

Notes:

• The colored squares above indiciate how many numbers drawn match the numbers on your ticket.
• White squares - The first five numbers on your ticket can match with any of the first five numbers drawn, in any order.
• Red squares - The Powerball number on your ticket can only match with the Powerball number drawn (not with one of the first five numbers).
• Except for the jackpot, all of the prizes listed above are fixed prize amounts, regardless of the size of the jackpot.
• Prior to January 18, 2012, the second prize amount was $200,000, and the Powerball-only prize was $3.
• Prior to January 18, 2012, the Power Play prize amount was based on a randomly-selected multiplier number generated by computer before each drawing.
• Prior to August 31, 2005, the second prize amount was $100,000.

How to Claim Your Prize

Sign the back of your ticket and take it to an authorized lottery sales agent for validation.  If you win a prize greater than $599, you may need to complete a claim form and send it to the state's lottery commission.

Winning tickets are subject to validation and must be claimed in the state in which they were purchased.  The period in which you must claim your winning ticket varies by state:

Arizona	180 days
Arkansas	180 days
California	1 year
Colorado	180 days
Connecticut	180 days
Delaware	1 year
Florida	180 days
Georgia	180 days
Idaho	180 days
Illinois	1 year
Indiana	180 days
Iowa	1 year
Kansas	1 year
Kentucky	180 days
Louisiana	180 days
Maine	1 year
Maryland	182 days
Massachusetts	1 year
Michigan	1 year
Minnesota	1 year
Missouri	180 days
Montana	180 days
Nebraska	180 days
New Hampshire	1 year
New Jersey	1 year
New Mexico	90 days
New York	1 year
North Carolina	180 days
North Dakota	180 days
Ohio	180 days
Oklahoma	180 days
Oregon	1 year
Pennsylvania	1 year
Rhode Island	1 year
South Carolina	180 days
South Dakota	180 days
Tennessee	180 days
Texas	180 days
U.S. Virgin Islands	1 year
Vermont	1 year
Virginia	180 days
Washington	180 days
Washington, D.C.	1 year
West Virginia	180 days
Wisconsin	180 days