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Powerball March 28, 2026: No Jackpot Winner — Jackpot Rolls Over

Winning numbers for the Saturday March 28, 2026 Powerball drawing. Use the calculator below to see what this jackpot would mean after federal and state tax.

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Winning numbers

March 28, 2026

Saturday
1142435961254x
View all 9 payout tiers and winning odds on our Powerball prize chart.
Draw time (ET)
Mar 28, 2026, 10:59 PM
Advertised jackpot
$168M
Cash value
$75.4M
Power Play
4x

Winners

Jackpot winners
None
Match 5 + Power Play ($2M)
None
Match 5 ($1M)
None

Was there a Powerball winner on March 28, 2026?

No. No Powerball ticket matched all six numbers on March 28, 2026, so the $168M advertised jackpot rolled over to the next drawing. No Match 5 or Match 5 + Power Play winners were reported.

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Why this draw matters

No jackpot winner was reported, so the tax angle is hypothetical: if the $168M had been claimed, the cash option would have been tested against federal withholding, top-bracket federal tax, and state lottery tax. The rollover context matters because the next estimate can raise the tax exposure for the following drawing.

Previous jackpot
Unknown
This jackpot
$168M
Next estimate
Pending
Match 5 winners
0

Prize tier breakdown

All nine prize tiers with the number of winning tickets for this draw. Power Play prizes use the 4x multiplier drawn this night (Match 5 is locked at $2M regardless of multiplier).

MatchPowerball prizePowerball winnersPower Play prizePower Play winners
5 white + PowerballJackpot0
5 white$1,000,0000$2,000,0000
4 white + Powerball$50,00012$200,0001
4 white$100227$40072
3 white + Powerball$100637$400201
3 white$716,432$285,307
2 white + Powerball$713,629$284,476
1 white + Powerball$4109,765$1636,297
Powerball only$4268,682$1689,870

What would a jackpot win cost in tax?

If your ticket matched all five white balls plus the red Powerball on this draw, you would have claimed the advertised jackpot for March 28, 2026. Plug an amount and state into the calculator below to see federal withholding, top-bracket federal tax, state tax, and take-home.

Use the current advertised jackpot to see today's number, or any historical amount to model a what-if for this draw date.

Cash lump-sum tax snapshot by state

The table below uses $75.4M as the cash lump sum and applies 2026 tax assumptions across representative states. California reflects its state lottery exemption, New York and Oregon show high-tax pressure, while Florida and Texas represent no-state-income-tax outcomes.

StateCash valueFederal estimateState taxEstimated take-home
Florida (0%)$75.4M$27.8M$0$47.6M
Texas (0%)$75.4M$27.8M$0$47.6M
California (0%)$75.4M$27.8M$0$47.6M
New York (10.9%)$75.4M$27.8M$8.2M$39.4M
Oregon (9.9%)$75.4M$27.8M$7.5M$40.1M

Estimate uses single filing status, cash payout mode, and this site’s 2026 tax configuration. It does not model local tax, credits, deductions, trusts, or residency adjustments.

Sources

Winning numbers and Power Play multipliers come from NY State Open Data dataset d6yy-54nr, refreshed after each Powerball drawing. Per-draw jackpot, cash value, and prize-tier winner counts are scraped from the official powerball.com draw-result page. Federal and state tax assumptions are documented in /methodology. Powerball is a registered trademark of the Multi-State Lottery Association; this page is an independent educational record.

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