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When are DE Powerball Draw Times?

Sales cut-off time is 9:45 pm ET the day of the drawing.  Approximately 1 hour prior to draw time.

 Draw Times
SundayNo Draw
Monday10:59 pm ET
TuesdayNo Draw
Wednesday10:59 pm ET
ThursdayNo Draw
FridayNo Draw
Saturday10:59 pm ET

How Can I Win DE Powerball?

Matching NumbersPowerball PrizesOdds
5 Balls + PBJackpot!1 in 292,201,338
5 Balls$1,000,0001 in 11,688,054
4 Balls + PB$50,0001 in 913,129
4 Balls$1001 in 36,525
3 Balls + PB$1001 in 14,494
3 Balls$71 in 580
2 Balls + PB$71 in 701
1 Ball + PB$41 in 92
PB$41 in 38

Overall odds of winning are 1 in 24.9.

Powerball Power Play Prizes

Matching BallsX2 Odds:
1 in 2
X3 Odds:
1 in 3
X4 Odds:
1 in 14
X5 Odds:
1 in 22
X10* Odds:
1 in 43
Odds when X10 is not active:1 in 21 in 31 in 141 in 21n/a
5 Balls$2,000,000$2,000,000$2,000,000$2,000,000$2,000,000
4 Balls + PB$100,000$150,000$200,000$250,000$500,000
4 Balls$200$300$400$500$1,000
3 Balls + PB$200$300$400$500$1,000
3 Balls$14$21$28$35$70
2 Balls + PB$14$21$28$35$70
1 Ball + PB$8$12$16$20$40
PB$8$12$16$20$40

How to Play Delaware Powerball

  1. PICK YOUR NUMBERS:

    Select 5 numbers from 1 to 69 and one number from 1 to 26 for the Powerball. Use a playslip to mark your numbers or mark the Quick Pick (QP) box to randomly select any or all of your numbers for each play.

  2. BUY YOUR TICKET:

    Powerball tickets cost $2 per play. The Power Play option adds $1 per play. Powerball sales are suspended one hour prior to the draw. Once a Powerball ticket has been printed, it cannot be canceled. Powerball tickets must be purchased from a licensed lottery retailer.  You must be 18 years or older to play.

  3. PLAY MULTIPLE DRAWINGS:

    Request up to 20 consecutive draws either on the play slip or through the retailer. Advance Action option lets you play multiple consecutive draws. Draws cannot be skipped.

Delaware Powerball FAQs

Playing Powerball

Q: Where is Powerball drawn?

A: Powerball is drawn at 10:59 PM on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.  The drawings are held at the offices of the Florida Lottery in Tallahassee, FL.


Q: Is it possible for the Powerball number to be the same as one of the five white ball numbers?

A: Yes. The five white ball numbers and the one Powerball number are drawn from separate sets of balls, so the Powerball number could be the same as one of the white ball numbers.


Q: Which has better odds — picking my own numbers or requesting a Quick Pick?

A: Whether you pick your own numbers or have the terminal randomly select numbers for you, the odds of winning are the same.


Q: What is Power Play?

A: Power Play is a prize multiplier that may increase non-jackpot winnings by as much as a million dollars. A multiplier of 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 is randomly selected during the drawing for determining prizes for the bottom seven Powerball prize tiers. The multiplier will not apply to the Match-5 prize; instead, the Powerball with Power Play prize will be set at $2 million.


Q: Why should I use a play slip to play my numbers?

A: Using a play slip saves time and will ensure that the numbers you selected are the ones played.  A play slip can produce up to 5 plays at $2 per play for regular Powerball ticket, and $3 total per play for Power Play tickets.

Purchasing Tickets

Q: How much do Powerball tickets cost?

A: Powerball tickets cost $2 per play. The Power Play option costs an additional $1 per play.


Q: Can I purchase Powerball tickets in advance?

A: To play multiple upcoming draws, request from 2 to 26 Multi Draws either on the play slip or through the retailer. Multi Draws will include the next upcoming draw and be consecutive from that draw. Draws cannot be skipped.


Q: How late can I purchase Powerball tickets on a draw night?

A: Powerball sales are suspended one hour prior to the draw.


Q: Can a Powerball ticket be voided or canceled?

A: No. Once a Powerball ticket has been printed, it cannot be canceled.

Prizes and Claims

Q: Do Powerball tickets expire?

A: Prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw date on which the prize was won.


Q: Do I have to match the numbers in the exact order drawn?

A: No. The order of the white ball numbers drawn does not matter, but the one red ball (Powerball) must match the Powerball number on the ticket.


Q: Can I redeem a winning Powerball ticket in any state?

A: Although the winning numbers are the same in all Powerball® states, a ticket must be redeemed in the state in which it was purchased.


Q: I lost my ticket. Can I claim a prize with a play slip or store receipt?

A: Powerball prizes can only be claimed with a ticket printed from the lottery terminal. Play slips or store receipts will not constitute proof of purchase. Lottery tickets are bearer instruments, meaning the person who presents the ticket for claim will be presumed to be the owner. Always sign the back of any lottery ticket immediately. If you lose a ticket before you sign it, you no longer have valid ownership of the ticket.


Q: If the Powerball is drawn from a set of 26 balls, why are the odds of winning with just the Powerball not 1 in 26?

A: The odds of winning the $4 prize for matching just the Powerball® are 1 in 38 because those odds are a combination of (1) matching the Powerball and (2) not matching any of the white ball numbers. The odds of matching the Powerball and one white ball are 1 in 92.

Powerball Jackpot

Q: What happens if more than one person wins the jackpot?

A: If there is more than one jackpot-winning ticket, the prize will be split equally between the jackpot-winning tickets.


Q: Why does a jackpot winner receive a smaller cash amount than the advertised jackpot?

A: The advertised jackpot is the total amount won if a winner selects an annuity over 30 annual payments (29 years). The amount of cash on hand is actually less than that and the advertised jackpot is what the cash on hand would total if invested over the 29 years. If a player chooses a lump sum, the player does not receive the interest that the cash on hand would have earned over 29 years. Applicable withholding taxes will also be deducted.


Q: What happens if the jackpot is not claimed?

A: If the jackpot is not claimed within the time frame set by the jurisdiction in which it was won, the jackpot funds will be returned to the states based on each state’s proportion of the sales that contributed to that jackpot.


Q: What happens if an annuity prizewinner dies?

A: Annual prize payments can continue to be paid to the winner’s heirs, or the annuity may be cashed out by the estate.

What is Delaware Powerball?

Powerball is a multi-state jackpot game played in 48 localities, including Delaware. Drawings are held at 10:59 p.m. ET every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.  Sales stop approximately 1 hour prior to the draw time.  All Del Lottery results are available immediately after each drawing.

Five numbered balls are drawn from 1 to 69 and one numbered ball is drawn from a separate pool of balls numbered 1 to 26. If all your numbers match the drawn numbers, you win the jackpot.  The jackpot starts at an amount set by MUSL and grows until someone wins. If other players also match all six numbers, the prize will be shared in equal amounts.

Each Powerball ticket is $2. For an additional dollar, you can add the Power Play option to multiply non-jackpot winnings by 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 times (Except the Match-5 prize, which is capped at $2 million).