The last time someone won the Powerball jackpot after the July 19 drawing for the $1.08 billion pot.
Powerball's massive jackpot will rollover and increase after Saturday's drawing produced no winning tickets, according to the game's website.
The $1.4-billion jackpot now grows to $1.55 billion but remains the third-largest in Powerball's history (the second largest was $1.586 billion in 2016).
The last time someone won the Powerball jackpot after the July 19 drawing for the $1.08 billion pot. The winning ticket then was sold in California.
Personally I'd be far more interested in the lottery if we lived in a post scarcity society, where people's needs are guaranteed to be met instead of the poorest people desperately trying to get out of poverty
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I find the lottery fun in moderation, but I only spend like $50 on lottery tickets a year so I’m not exactly the target audience anyway.
Not really, they added an extra number to the lottery so that people would be even less likely to win, which leads to larger jackpot numbers. It's a marketing ploy meant to trick more people into paying the stupid tax.