Indiana
Lucky Indiana Lottery Powerball player bought a ticket and won $50,000 on Monday, Wednesday’s Powerball estimated jackpot is $700 million
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Noblesville, Indiana – A lucky Indiana man bought a Powerball Double Play ticket in Noblesville and won $50,000 on Monday, the Hoosier Lottery Powerball said in a statement.
The ticket that matched four out of five numbers was purchased at the Kroger at 14800 Hazel Dell Crossing. Monday’s Powerball Double Play winning numbers were 12-48-51-63-67 with a Powerball of 26, and the jackpot was $10 million.
In order to claim the prize, the lucky winner should call the Hoosier Lottery customer service at 1-800-955-6886.
While the lucky Indiana man won a solid prize, that’s nothing compared to the Powerball estimated jackpot for Wednesday, October 26, which is expected to reach $700 million, while the current cash value is nearly $336 million. Today’s prize is the fifth-largest in the game’s history and the eighth-largest US lottery jackpot of all time. The drawing is set to take place in just more than three hours.
Twelve weeks ago, a lucky winner from Pennsylvania was the last one to win a grand prize. Since then, there have been a total of 35 consecutive rounds without a grand prize winner.
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