Massachusetts Powerball Results, Intelligent Picks, Lotto Wheels

Find below a list containing the latest 10 Massachusetts(MA) Powerball drawing results. The results are shown by draw date and in descending order with the latest Powerball winning numbers shown first. In case you want to learn more about past results, you can look up Search Past Massachusetts(MA) Powerball results, and Massachusetts(MA) Powerball winning numbers calendar.

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#	Draw Date	Winning Numbers	Power Ball	PowerPlay
	Sat Mar 08, 2014	10 14 24 32 41	30
	Wed Mar 05, 2014	3 7 9 26 54	19
	Sat Mar 01, 2014	3 8 25 30 47	13
	Wed Feb 26, 2014	11 12 17 38 42	2
	Sat Feb 22, 2014	2 3 13 14 54	4
	Wed Feb 19, 2014	1 17 35 49 54	34
	Sat Feb 15, 2014	2 9 14 21 23	3
	Wed Feb 12, 2014	36 44 49 52 57	1
	Sat Feb 08, 2014	24 25 34 37 54	29
	Wed Feb 05, 2014	8 17 32 57 59	24

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Massachusetts Powerball News and Payout for Saturday, March 8th, 2014 Drawing

Wednesday's Powerball game grand prize jumped to $60 million, because no ticket matched all six winning numbers drawn Saturday night. The cash value for Wednesday will be an estimated $33.8 million up for grab. Saturday's $50 million is the total payout - before taxes - if the prize is taken in annual installments. The numbers from Saturday, March 8th, 2014 drawing were 10-14-24-32-41 and Powerball was 30.

Even though there was no jackpot winner Saturday evening, Powerball did produce some big winners. There were five lucky tickets correctly matched all five numbers but missed Powerball number, which won the second prize. The 3 second prize winning ticket(s) sold in Florida(1), New York(1) and Pennsylvania(1) won $1 million cash. The other 2 second prize winner(s) from Indiana(1) and New Jersey(1) also purchased Power Play, which doubled the prize to $2 million cash win!

Additional major winners Saturday evening included 11 tickets that matched 4 white ball numbers as well as the Powerball and won $10,000. 4 additional tickets at this prize level were also wisely bought with the Power Play option that multiplied the prize 4 times to $40,000 cash!

With nine ways to win, the Saturday night's drawing produced 433,011 winning tickets across the nation with a total amount of $9,671,480 prizes.

Powerball is one of the most popular lottery games in the U.S. sold in 44 lottery jurisdictions as a shared jackpot game. The overall odds of winning are about 1 to 32. The chances of winning Powerball grand prize are about 1 in 175 million. The minimum Powerball advertised grand prize starts at $40 million. The annuity option is paid in 30 graduated payments in 29 years. Winners may select one lump sum cash payout option instead.

There were 7,978 Powerball winning tickets sold in the state of Massachusetts. Find below the Massachusetts Powerball payout highlights for the Saturday, March 8th, 2014's drawing.

• 14 ticket(s) matched 4 of 5 and won $100 each.
• 25 ticket(s) matched 3 of 5 + Powerball and won $100 each.
• 728 ticket(s) matched 3 of 5 and won $7 each.
• 382 ticket(s) matched 2 of 5 + Powerball and won $7 each.
• 2412 ticket(s) matched 1 of 5 + Powerball and won $4 each.
• 4417 ticket(s) matched Powerball Only and won $4 each.
• 1 ticket(s) matched 4 of 5 with PowerPlay purchased and won $200 each.
• 82 ticket(s) matched 3 of 5 with PowerPlay purchased and won $14 each.
• 52 ticket(s) matched 2 of 5 + Powerball with PowerPlay purchased and won $14 each.
• 336 ticket(s) matched 1 of 5 + Powerball with PowerPlay purchased and won $12 each.
• 574 ticket(s) matched Powerball Only with PowerPlay purchased and won $12 each.

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Massachusetts Powerball is currently one of the most popular Massachusetts State Lottery Games.

It was launched in 2010, when Massachusetts State Lottery (MSL) along with 9 other Mega Millions members, joined Powerball in an agreement with the Multi-State Lottery Association (MSUL) to start selling both Mega Millions and Powerball. This was the largest agreement in the history of US Lottery and Massachusetts Powerball was thus added as a new game to the already wide list of games of MSL.

Prior to 2010, Powerball was played in the 33 jurisdictions of the Multi-State Lottery Association and currently this multi-state lottery game is played in 44 states.

Massachusetts Powerball tickets started being sold on the 31^st of January 2010 by 7500 MSL agents throughout the state.

About half of the money raised by the game is used for the prizes and for administration purposes but a significant part is used to support important social issues. Since its beginning, the main goal of Massachusetts Powerball, much like other lottery games, has been to raise money for several municipal services, including public safety and education. So far, Massachusetts Powerball has succeeded in gathering billions of dollars for these community-supporting and charitable projects and the success of the game indicates that it will continue to contribute in the future.

Powerball is a cash game and it involves a very big jackpot as well. Its popularity has been rising greatly due to the huge prizes awarded. Powerball jackpots are almost always the highest of all lottery games and that attracts more and more players.

Jackpots surpass 100 million dollars frequently and in 2006, it reached almost 400 million dollars. The record-breaking value of about $580 million was set in November 2012 and the prize was split between eight winners.

Powerball is also responsible for the largest prize awarded to one single ticket which was bought in August 2012 in Michigan.

It has undergone different changes in the way it is played and Massachusetts Powerball's current version, Powerball Enriched, dates from 15 January 2012. The cost increased from $1 to $2 but this allows for bigger jackpots and higher chances to win. Previously the minimum prize was $20 million but since the new rules were put into place it has reached $40 million and the number of red balls has reduced from 39 to 35. Having fewer red ball numbers increases the odds of winning a jackpot. The second prize, which was $200,000, is now $1,000,000 cash.

1. The first thing to do to play Massachusetts Powerball is to purchase a Massachusetts Powerball play card in one of the Massachusetts Lottery agents. The price of one basic card is $2.

2. Then choose five numbers out of fifty nine. Check each number. You cannot erase the numbers you have already chosen.

3. Choose one Power ball number out of thirty five. Check each number. You cannot erase the numbers you have already chosen.

4. Choose the Power Play feature by marking the box (optional). This allows you to increase your non-jackpot prizes. The additional cost of Power Play is $1.

5. Mark the number of times you want to play your numbers in consecutive draws (optional).

6. After completing your play card, give it to an Online Agent for registration. You should receive a ticket as a receipt and the numbers and drawings on it must match the ones you played.

7. For security reasons, sign the back of your ticket in pencil or blue ink. This is the ticket you will use to check the result and to claim your prize.

8. Check the result of the following Massachusetts Powerball drawing - Wednesday or Saturday - to see if you have matching numbers.

9. In case you have one of the nine winning combinations, claim your prize in any Massachusetts Lottery Agent.

Alternatively, you can use Quick Pick to have your numbers selected by a computer. The chances of winning are the same either you choose the numbers yourself or leave it up to the computer.

The betting polls for the Massachusetts Powerball open at 5 am and close at 9:50pm

Compared to other lottery games, the chances of winning in the Massachusetts Powerball are very high. The odds of getting a prize are estimated to be 1 to 32. The more you play the more chances you have to win.

If the red Powerball is a match, then you are sure to get a prize of $4 which will increase according to the number of matching white balls.

If you match the five white balls you win the second prize of $1,000,000.

For the jackpot, the numbers you choose for your Massachusetts Powerball play card must match the 5 white balls from the drawing as well as the red ball. The winner has the option of receiving the prize entirely on a single payment, or in 30 payments over the course of 29 years. In this option the amounts will increase each year at a rate defined by the existing rules.

A player that wins the jackpot has 60 days to choose the payment method and all players have one year to claim their prizes.

Why choose Power Play?

By choosing the Power Play feature, you will always multiply your prize amount except if you win the Massachusetts Powerball jackpot.

Your lowest prize will be $12 instead of $4 and you will receive $14 instead of $7.

Furthermore, the $100 prize doubles to $200 and the $10,000 shoots to $40,000.

If you get the second prize of five matching white balls, you will win $2 million while you would only win $1 million without the Power Play.

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10 14 24 32 41 PB: 30 Sat Mar 8, 2014 Last 10 | Calendar | Search Intelli-Combos | Power Picks | Frequency Chart | Overdue Chart Win Checker | Lotto Wheels | Prize Analysis News & Payout | Skip and Hit Analysis	Next Draw: Wed Mar 12, 2014 Jackpot: $60.00 Million  Change: +$10.00 Million