Arizona lottery: Four lucky Arizona players each won $50,000 in Saturday’s Powerball drawing as the massive jackpot has swelled to $1.6 billion for tonight’s drawing. The next Powerball drawing happens tonight at 10:59 PM ET, making it one of the biggest lottery prizes in American history.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Four Arizona players won $50,000 each in Saturday’s Powerball drawing
- Tonight’s Powerball jackpot reaches historic $1.6 billion, the fourth-largest in Powerball history
- Winning tickets were sold at Fry’s, Circle K, QuikTrip, and Shell/Minute Mart across the Valley
- Winners have 180 days to claim their prizes after drawings held Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
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Four Arizona lottery tickets matched four of five numbers plus the Powerball in Saturday night’s drawing, each earning $50,000 for lucky ticket holders. The winning numbers drawn were 4, 5, 28, 52, and 69 with Powerball 20.
The Arizona Lottery confirmed that winning tickets were purchased at different locations across the Valley, giving multiple Valley retailers a share of the excitement. Retailers who sell winning tickets often receive bonuses for selling multi-million dollar prizes, incentivizing them to promote Powerball play among customers.
Where Arizona’s winning tickets were sold
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Four Arizona retailers became lucky stores after selling these Saturday winning tickets. The tickets came from a diverse mix of retail locations, showing how Powerball winners come from all corners of metro Phoenix and surrounding Arizona communities.
| Retail Location | Address | Prize Amount |
| Fry’s Marketplace | 2727 W Bell Rd, Phoenix | $50,000 |
| Circle K | 7640 W Cactus Rd, Peoria | $50,000 |
| QuikTrip | 2834 W Bell Rd, Phoenix | $50,000 |
| Shell/Minute Mart | 34951 N Lake Pleasant Pkwy, Peoria | $50,000 |
Beyond the Powerball winners, Arizona also produced a $20,000 Mega Millions winner at a Circle K in Scottsdale on Friday‘s drawing, showing the Valley’s continued lottery luck heading into the holiday week.
The $1.6 billion jackpot drawing sets records
The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.6 billion for tonight’s drawing, making it the fourth-largest prize in the game’s history. After 45 consecutive drawings without a jackpot winner, the prize fund has accumulated to an astronomical level that captures national attention.
The cash option for tonight’s drawing stands at $735.3 million, allowing any potential winner to choose between a lump sum payment or 29 annual installments of the full jackpot amount. Powerball drawings occur three times weekly on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday nights at 10:59 PM Eastern Time.
Understanding your odds and claiming your Arizona lottery prize
The overall odds of winning any Powerball prize are approximately 1 in 24.87, but matching all five numbers plus the Powerball carries odds of 1 in 292.2 million. Winners of $50,000 prizes need to match four of five numbers plus the Powerball, which carries odds of 1 in 913,129.
Arizona lottery winners have 180 days from the date the numbers are drawn to claim their winnings. Tickets worth $50,000 or more must be claimed at an Arizona Lottery office rather than at retail locations. Winners can find claim information and office locations on the official Arizona Lottery website to understand their specific payout options.
What makes tonight’s $1.6 billion drawing significant for Arizona players?
Tonight’s Powerball drawing represents an extraordinary opportunity for Arizona lottery players who have seen the prize pool grow dramatically over the past month. The $1.6 billion jackpot ranks among the top five largest Powerball prizes ever offered, surpassed only by a handful of previous record-breaking drawings in the game’s history.
Arizona Lottery retailers have already proven their track record this winter, with multiple six-figure winners emerging from Phoenix and Valley locations. Powerball tickets sold at more than 3,000 locations across Arizona cost $2 per play, with drawings happening three times each week for players seeking their chance at life-changing prizes.
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