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- The Powerball jackpot grew to an estimated $663 million after no grand prize winner in the July 27 drawing.
- The next Powerball drawing is scheduled for Wednesday, July 29.
- Powerball recently expanded internationally, allowing players in the United Kingdom to participate.
The Powerball jackpot moves even closer to the $700 million mark after the Monday night, July 27, drawing.
After no winners once again in this streak of Powerball drawings, the jackpot has hit an estimated $663 million with a $290.4 million cash lump payout. The no winners extended to the million-dollar prize tiers as well, after six tickets won $1 million after the Saturday, July 25 drawing, including one that was sold in North Carolina.
This jackpot is also inching closer to being one of the top jackpots in the game’s history.
Take a look at the latest winning numbers and when North Carolina players should grab their next ticket.
Powerball winning numbers last night, 7/27/2026
Powerball winning numbers for Monday, July 27: 6, 26, 46, 58, 65, and the Powerball is 25. The “Power Play” is 3x.
Did anyone win Powerball last night, Monday, July 27?
There was no big winner in the July 27 drawing.
How much is the Powerball jackpot now?
The Powerball jackpot has hit an estimated $663 million, with a $290.4 million lump cash value.
As we’ve seen in previous drawings, the jackpot can always go higher ahead of the next drawing.
When is the next Powerball drawing?
The next Powerball drawing is on Wednesday, July 29, at approximately 10:59 p.m. ET/9:59 p.m. CT. Powerball has three drawings each week on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
When was the last Powerball jackpot won?
The Powerball jackpot was last won on May 2 by two tickets, one in Florida and the other in Texas, that split a $20 million prize, according to powerball.com.
How to play Powerball
Want to play Powerball but not quite sure how it works? Here are some things to know.
- To play Powerball, you first select five white ball numbers. These five numbers will be between one and 69. Then, pick one “Powerball” or red ball number. This number will be between one and 26.
- For an extra dollar, you may choose to “power play,” which multiplies all non-grand prize winnings by a factor of 2, 3, 4, 5, or 10.
- If you match at least one number in the Powerball drawing, you win a prize.
Powerball hits the U.K.
Powerball went international on Tuesday, July 21. Opening up the lottery game to the United Kingdom means growing prizes in the U.S. as money from sales goes to the overall jackpot prize, according to Powerball.
“Players in the UK will be able to play for the same Powerball jackpot available to players in the United States beginning with the Powerball drawing on Wednesday, July 22,” a release from Powerball stated.
The expansion overseas will not change the game’s pricing, and funds generated via the lottery for education and other programs will still remain.
“Just as importantly, this expansion does not change where the money goes,” said Rebecca Paul, President & CEO of the Tennessee Lottery and former President of the World Lottery Association. “Every Powerball ticket sold in the U.S. will continue to support programs and services right here at home.”
What are the biggest prizes in Powerball history?
Here’s how the biggest jackpot prizes in Powerball history stack up:
- $2.040 billion, won in California on Nov. 7, 2022
- $1.817 billion, won in Arkansas on Dec. 24, 2025
- $1.787 billion, won in Missouri and Texas on Sept. 6, 2025
- $1.765 billion, won in California on Oct. 11, 2023
- $1.586 billion, won in California, Florida, and Tennessee on Jan. 13, 2016
- $1.326 billion, won in Oregon on April 6, 2024
- $1.080 billion, won in California on July 19, 2023
- $842.4 million, won in Michigan on Jan. 1, 2024
- $768.4 million, won in Wisconsin on March 27, 2019
- $758.7 million, won in Massachusetts on Aug. 23, 2017
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