Some lottery retailers will have a container full of blank play slips that you can pull a slip from.
Make sure you fill in the square completely. Don’t use a pen or the machine may not be able to read the slip. You can request a pencil from the clerk to use to fill out your play slip.
Power Play doesn’t increase your chances at winning, but it can multiply the amount that you receive if you do win. The Power Play feature costs an extra $1.
The annual payment option means you’ll be paid in 30 annual installments if you win the grand prize. The cash value option means that you’ll receive a single payment of the net value of the grand prize. The total amount will be less than advertised jackpot amount because that amount is based on what 30 annual payments would equate to.
The play slip isn’t your Powerball ticket. It’s just a way for you to pick your own numbers.
The live drawing is aired on a local broadcast station. Check online to find which station airs the drawing in your area. Call 800-375-6886 to find out the lottery results. If your ticket is a winner, you have 180 days to claim your prize!
Look online to find a Powerball retailer near you.
Make sure you say something like, “And I’d like to do the Power Play. ”
You can’t change your payment option once you choose it!
The live broadcast airs at 10:12 p. m. CT. Depending on your area, it will be shown on a local broadcast station. Check online to find out which station the drawing will be aired on. You can call 800-375-6886 to find out the lottery results. If you win, you have 180 days to redeem your ticket!
