The ticket matched four of the five white balls drawn, 2-9-43-55-57, and the red Powerball® 18 to win $100,000, less applicable withholding. Without the $1 Power Play® option, the ticket would have been worth $50,000. The Power Play® multiplier drawn was two.
 
GIANT Food Stores, 1278 South Market St., Elizabethtown, earns a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
 
Winners are not known until prizes are claimed and tickets are validated. Pennsylvania Lottery Powerball® winners have one year from the drawing date to claim prizes. Winning tickets purchased at a Lottery retailer should immediately be signed on the back. Online winnings automatically appear in a player’s account after the claim has been processed. Players may visit palottery.com for more information about how to file a claim.
 
More than 181,500 other PA Lottery Powerball® tickets won prizes of various amounts in the drawing, including more than 37,100 tickets purchased with Power Play® and more than 15,300 tickets purchased with Double Play®. Players should check every ticket, every time.
 
The Powerball® jackpot rolled to an estimated annuity value of $900 million, or $465.1 million cash, for the next drawing tonight, July 17.

Pennsylvania Lottery players have options to purchase their Powerball® tickets online or by visiting a retailer. Players can find lottery-selling locations closest to them by visiting the Find a Retailer section of the Lottery’s website.

See 7/15/23 Powerball Payouts >


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National Lottery Week
This week kicks off National Lottery Week across North America and is a celebration of lotteries across the United States and Canada, in acknowledgement of their collective contributions to the communities they serve. Lottery Week evolved from an idea implemented by the Massachusetts Lottery in 2018. Declaring July 17 as the official National Lottery Day, players and retailers are offered special, exciting lottery promotions, celebrating the provision of billions of dollars in funding provided to Pennsylvania seniors since the commonwealth’s Lottery was established in 1971.

About Us: The Pennsylvania Lottery remains the only state lottery to direct all proceeds to programs that benefit older residents. Since ticket sales began in 1972, it has contributed more than $33.8 billion to fund property tax and rent rebates, transportation, care services, prescription assistance, and local services including senior centers and meals.

Visit the Winners and Benefits pages at palottery.com to review how much money each county receives in Lottery prizes and funding to benefit older Pennsylvanians.

Players must be 18 or older. Please play responsibly. Call 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) for help with a compulsive gambling problem.

Visit palottery.com for winning numbers, rules, chances of winning, and to join the VIP Players Club to play online or enter for second chances to win. Install our Official App, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @PALottery. Use the hashtag #palottery to share your messages with us.