Winning Mega Millions numbers for July 18, 2023
The jackpot is $640 million.
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The jackpot is $640 million.
In Delco, a $1 million Powerball ticket was sold in Garnet Valley.
The ticket was sold at Bethel Food Market in Garnet Valley.
Three winning Powerball tickets were sold in Pennsylvania, with a $1 million ticket sold in Garnet Valley, Delaware County.
It would be the third-largest jackpot in the game's history and seventh-highest in U.S. lottery history.
The lottery jackpots continue to grow. Staff at a Montgomery County grocery store believes their shop may give players a little edge.
So you have your lottery ticket, you've checked the numbers a few hundred times, and sure enough, you are now a multi-millionaire. Now what?
The jackpot is the sixth-largest prize in the game's history,
The Powerball jackpot now sits at an estimated $725 million and the Mega Millions jackpot climbed to $560 million.
The next drawing will be on Wednesday for the massive prize, which has an estimated $366.2 million lump-sum cash value before tax, according to Powerball.
This Powerball jackpot is now the 7th-largest in the game's history.
Powerball winners have one year from the drawing date to claim their prizes.
Two chances to be an instant multimillionaire are still alive with the Mega Millions and Powerball.
No one won the Mega Millions, so the next jackpot will be $480 million Tuesday night. The $615 million Powerball is tonight.
The jackpot was worth an estimated $546 million.
The Powerball lottery jackpot has grown again after no one won Monday night's drawing.
No one matched the numbers in Saturday night's drawing, so the jackpot has now grown to a whopping $522 million!
$522 million is up for grabs as the Powerball jackpot continues to grow
No one won the $440 million drawing Monday night, so the Powerball jackpot is increasing for Wednesday.
The jackpot is the ninth largest in the game's history.
Most people aren't lucky enough to win a $50,000 lottery prize, but a Pennsylvania man did it twice in a matter of weeks in Maryland.
Commissary Food Market on Ridge Avenue will also receive a $10,000 bonus just for selling the ticket.
The winning ticket was sold at the Commissary Food Market in Philadelphia's Wissahickon section.
The bottles come from the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection and cost $110 each.
The jackpot would be the ninth-largest in U.S. lottery history.
