New world record: Powerball jackpot hits $2.3 billion

New world record: Powerball jackpot hits $2.3 billion
New world record: Powerball jackpot hits $2.3 billion

08.11.2022 – 16:45

Lottoland

Hamburg (ots)

The Powerball thriller continues. After a delay of about ten hours, the winning numbers of the current draw are now known. The glitch was caused by a problem with the required security protocols at one of the 48 participating lotteries.

The whole world is spellbound by the famous game of chance from the USA. With a new jackpot of now 2.3 billion US dollars, it is about the biggest lottery win of all time, which is the equivalent of around 2.3 billion euros.

A new world record was set last week. In the night from Saturday to Sunday (Central European Time) the jackpot grew from 1.6 to 2.04 billion US dollars. In January 2016, three Powerball players won the world’s largest jackpot of 1.586 billion US dollars.

For three months, no player has been able to get all the crosses on the correct five main numbers and the bonus number on the Powerball ticket. The money stayed in the pot, which has been growing steadily ever since.

The next chance to win the sensational prize is in the drawing on the night from Wednesday to Thursday (Central European Time).

About Lottoland

With over 16 million customers, Lottoland is a leading global gaming operator with an EU gaming license from the Malta Regulatory Authority (MGA) as well as other gaming licenses in the UK, Ireland, Italy, Sweden, and Australia, among others. At Trusted Shops, customers rate the company with an average of 4.8 out of a possible 5 stars (more than 55,000 ratings).

Lottoland is committed to a strictly regulated and controlled opening of lottery markets and supports the Responsible Gaming Foundation.

Lottoland assumes social responsibility and works with the Lottoland Foundation to improve opportunities for people, animals and our environment.

More information about Lottoland: lottoland.com and at www.lottolandcorporate.com.

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