Powerball results for January 18, 23; was the $441 million jackpot won by anyone?

The Powerball jackpot is approaching half a billion dollars after there was no winner of the $441 million top prize in the drawing that took place on January 18th.

As a result, the drawing on January 20 will be valued $473 million with a $255.7 million cash option.

The White Powerball Numbers for January 18 are: 6-15-22-42-47

26 is the Red Powerball winning number.

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Powerball Double Play Number: 16

January 18 Powerball winners include:

No one matched all five white numbers selected to win $1 million, nor was there a grand prize winner.

One sold ticket in Michigan had a winning combination of the Powerball, four white balls, and $50,000.


There were 744,805 tickets sold for the drawing that won at least $4. 24,434 tickets sold in Michigan won at least $4 in the drawing.

In 44 States, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, Powerball is available. Players choose one red ball and five white numbers from 1 to 69. (1 to 26). Each ticket is $2.

Other Michigan Lottery information

The following Mega Millions drawing will take place on Friday, January 20, with a projected jackpot of $20 million and a $10.6 million cash option.

The next Lotto 47 drawing will take place on Saturday, January 21 at 7:29 p.m. with a $1.15 million jackpot. That day’s deadline is 7:08 p.m.

The predicted $105,000 Fantasy 5 jackpot for Thursday. It’s drawing time at 7:29. It is now 7:08 p.m.

Visit the official Michigan Lottery website for the most recent updates, along with more details on instant tickets, raffles, and other lottery games.

The Wolverine FLL lottery club, which won a $1.05 billion jackpot in March 2021, was the latest Michigan player to win a Mega Millions or Powerball jackpot. The group intends to support the neighbourhood with their wins.

Although they were fortunate winners, it’s a good idea for players to verify their tickets right now because a $1 million winner from Warren last year went unclaimed. Instead, the funds were transferred to the state’s School Aid Fund.