Saturday night's Powerball lottery draw took place without a single six-number ticket matching its numbers, a result that pushed the jackpot past $1 billion, game officials said.
The draw revealed two $2 million, multiplier-enhanced tickets, in Indiana and North Carolina, and five $1 million tickets, one apiece in Maryland, Michigan and Pennsylvania and two in Florida, they said in a statement overnight.
Those tickets all matched the draw's five white ball numbers, officials said.
But no ticket matched the draw's five numbers (19, 30, 37, 44 and 46) plus its red Powerball result (22), rolling the jackpot to Monday at $1.04 billion, they said.
The amount makes it the fourth-most-valuable Powerball jackpot after 32 consecutive drawings without a winner, game officials said.
