Feb 28, 2024
Ten lucky Coloradans have hit it big recently
The Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots continue to roll together!
The Mega Millions jackpot is up to $607 million ($286.9 million estimated cash value) for the next drawing on Friday, March 1, climbing alongside the Powerball jackpot at $412 million ($195.5 million estimated cash value) for the Wednesday, February 28 drawing. That takes the jackpots to over $1 billion combined!
Colorado has had three Powerball jackpot winners over the years, but we’ve never had a Mega Millions winner - YET! Even if you don’t hit the big jackpot, there are millions in lower-tier cash prizes prizes on the table. Tons of lucky Coloradans have won big on Mega Millions or Powerball recently:
Mega Millions
- 2/16 Drawing: $10,000 winner sold at Locals Liquors in Silverthorne (unclaimed)
- 2/14 Drawing: $10,000 winner sold at Drive In Liquors & Smokes in Colorado Springs (unclaimed)
- 2/9 Drawing: $10,000 winner sold at Good To Go #707 in Grand Junction to Stephen R.
- 1/23 Drawing: $10,000 winner sold at King Soopers #122 in Denver to Michael B.
- 1/19 Drawing: $10,000 winner sold at Circle K #2741183 in Denver to Ernesto R.
Powerball
- 2/14 Drawing: $50,000 winner sold at West Woods Wine and Spirits in Arvada to Daniel S.
- 2/10 Drawing: $50,000 winner sold at King Soopers #122 in Highlands Ranch to Robert S.
- 2/7 Drawing: $50,000 winner sold at King Soopers #139 in Aurora to Eileen G.
- 1/29 Double Play Drawing: $50,000 winner sold at King Soopers #33 in Boulder to Aimee A.
- 1/20 Double Play Drawing: $50,000 winner sold at Kum & Go #927 in New Castle to John G.
Try your luck and get your Mega Millions and Powerball tickets at a Lottery Retailer today! Tickets are only $2 - learn more about the games here.
Where the Money Goes
Since the very first ticket was sold in 1983, the Lottery has given back over $4 billion for good causes all across the state, at no cost to taxpayers. Lottery proceeds have funded countless projects, large and small, in every community from the Eastern Plains to the Western Slope. See where the money goes.