Play Powerball
Next draw: Sunday 15 November · 3.59am UK time
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Play in 3 easy steps
1. Pick your numbersChoose 5 numbers from 1 to 69 and 1 Powerball, or let a Lucky Dip choose them for you.
2. Confirm your playPay securely on Lottofy and get your confirmation straight away.
3. Check your numbersThe National Lottery publishes the results from around 5am on the morning of the draw. Check your ticket afterwards to see if you've won.
About Powerball
Playing Powerball is simple: pick 5 numbers from 1 to 69, plus 1 Powerball from 1 to 26. Draws take place at 3.59am UK time on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and the jackpot currently stands at £33,000,000.
Playing should always be fun, so play responsibly and only spend what you can afford.
Guides to playing Powerball
How to play Powerball in the UKPick 5 numbers and a Powerball or take a Lucky Dip, choose your draws and pay £4 a line by 11.55pm the night before. Every step, from your first line to claiming a prize.
Where to buy Powerball tickets in the UKThe National Lottery website, app and around 43,500 shops sell Powerball tickets in the UK, and Lottofy takes bets on the US result. What each option offers and what visitors need to know.
Powerball prizes in the UK: the full prize breakdownTen prize tiers, from £8 for two main numbers to the shared jackpot: the odds, what each tier pays in the UK and why most amounts change from draw to draw.
The Powerball jackpot in the UK: how it grows and how it's paidShared with the US, advertised in pounds after tax and paid over 30 years: how the jackpot grows, why the UK figure is lower and what happens if you win it.
Powerball odds in the UK: your chances of winning every prize1 in 292,201,338 for the jackpot and about 1 in 13 for any prize, thanks to the UK-only Match 2. The odds of all ten UK tiers and how they compare with other games.
Responsible gambling: playing Powerball safelyBudgets, limits and breaks, why GAMSTOP doesn't cover Powerball, the signs that gambling is becoming a problem and free, confidential support in the UK, 24/7.