No one won the Powerball jackpot, but some tickets bought in Ohio proved lucky

Laura Morrison
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CLEVELAND (WJW) — As discovered earlier Sunday morning, no one won the nearly billion-dollar Powerball jackpot drawing, sending the estimated jackpot up to a $975 million value with $471.7 million cash value.

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However, there were some tickets purchased in Ohio that proved somewhat lucky, according to the Ohio Lottery, as seen below:

  • $150,000 prize: 1 ticket

  • $50,000 prize: 2 tickets

  • $300 prize: 53 tickets

  • $100 prize: 143 tickets

  • $21 prize: 1,699 tickets

  • $12 prize: 19,683 tickets

  • $7 prize: 4,282 tickets

  • $4 prize: 50,398 tickets

The $150,000 ticket was bought outside of Columbus at a Grove City Kroger grocery store, the Ohio Lottery reported. Four tickets purchased in other states were able to procure the $1 million payout.

The weekend winning numbers (which no one across the country matched fully) were:

12, 13, 33, 50, 52 and Powerball 23. The Power Play is 3X.

Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, Powerball winning numbers are announced at 11 p.m.

The odds of winning the Powerball … well, we’re not sure you want to know the odds. Nonetheless, best of luck to all.

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Find out more about the jackpot right here. And if you’re looking for more information about the Mega Millions, head here.

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