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Learn About The Powerball

From the rules to the odds of winning, we've got you covered. Check out our informative guides and learn everything you need to know about the Powerball.

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Frequently asked questions about Powerball

Have any questions? Check out some of the FAQs we’ve listed below. If you cannot find the answer to your question here, get in touch with our Customer Experience Team.

01How to order Powerball tickets online?

Select your numbers and complete your order, and our team of agents will buy the physical ticket on your behalf from an authorized retailer. The image of your tickets will be available for viewing on our platform, and if you win under $600, the prize money will be deposited directly into your account. If you win over $600, we will arrange for delivery of your ticket so you can claim your prize at a State Lottery redemption center.

02What states can you order Powerball tickets online through Jackpot.com?

Powerball tickets can be ordered online in a limited number of US states, you can find the list here. However, the availability of online Powerball ticket sales is continually expanding as more states allow it.

03What happens when nobody wins the Powerball?

When nobody wins the Powerball jackpot, the funds roll over to the following draw, leading to even larger jackpots. The process of accumulating funds is called a "rollover" and can occur repeatedly until the jackpot is won. Even if nobody wins the grand prize, there are secondary prizes that players can still win.

04How is the Powerball jackpot paid out?

Powerball jackpot winners can typically choose between receiving a lump-sum payment or a structured annuity payout over several years. The lump-sum payment will result in a smaller payout, while the annuity option provides a larger overall payout spread out over time. It is recommended to speak to a financial advisor to determine which payout option is best for you.