Powerball results

Recent draws at a glance

Between 13 October and 12 November, there were 14 Powerball draws. The jackpot was won in the 5 November draw: one ticket won it. Since then it has rolled over three times, and the next draw has an estimated jackpot of £33 million.

Two tickets won the £1 million Match 5 prize, most recently in the 1 November draw. The Match 4 prize was won in every one of these draws.

Played any of these draws? Enter your numbers in the ticket checker to see if you've won. Every prize has a claim deadline, so it's best not to wait.

Figures updated after the draw on Thursday, 12 November 2026.

Powerball draw schedule

Draw days

Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday

Draw time (UK time)

3.59am

Ticket sales close

11.55pm the night before each draw

Price

£4 a line

Where to claim your prize

Up to £100 in any National Lottery shop (some pay up to £500), up to £50,000 online; above that, contact The National Lottery.

Deadline: 180 days from the draw

Powerball draw schedule

Draw days

Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday

Draw time (UK time)

3.59am

Ticket sales close

11.55pm the night before each draw

Price

£4 a line

Where to claim your prize

Up to £100 in any National Lottery shop (some pay up to £500), up to £50,000 online; above that, contact The National Lottery.

Deadline: 180 days from the draw

When Powerball results are published

Powerball is drawn in the US on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 10.59pm Eastern Time: 3.59am UK time on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Ticket sales close at 11.55pm the night before each draw. The winning numbers and the Powerball go up here as soon as they're out, and The National Lottery publishes its results from around 5am. In the UK each draw carries the date of the morning it takes place, a day after the American date.

Prize tiers and odds

There are 10 prize tiers in the UK, from 5 numbers and the Powerball, with odds of 1 in 292,201,338 per line, down to 2 numbers without the Powerball, with odds of 1 in 28.1. Match 5 pays a fixed £1 million and Match 2 a fixed £8; the other tiers share a part of each draw's UK sales among their winners, which is why their prizes change from one draw to the next.

The jackpot is shared with the US: if a UK ticket and an American one both win it, each gets half. Each tier is explained in Powerball prizes and the odds.

Won a prize?

Check your numbers in the ticket checker, then claim: up to £100 at any National Lottery retailer and up to £500 at some, up to £50,000 online, and above that by contacting The National Lottery. You have 180 days from the draw, and how to claim a Powerball prize takes you through each step.

Play responsibly

You must be 18 or over to play. Set yourself a budget and treat Powerball as a bit of fun; if gambling stops being fun, the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 is free, confidential and open 24/7. See responsible gambling.

Powerball results