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Mega Millions winning numbers and results

NEXT DRAWING

Friday, November 13

$555M

Winning numbers

2
18
25
30
65
22M

Jackpot

$529M

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Prize breakdown

Multiplier on your ticket
Prize breakdown
Prize tierWinnersPrize (2X)
Match 5 + Mega Ball0Jackpot
Match 51$2,000,000
Match 4 + Mega Ball3$20,000
Match 4230$1,000
Match 3 + Mega Ball527$400
Match 313,209$20
Match 2 + Mega Ball11,121$20
Match 1 + Mega Ball84,281$14
Mega Ball only202,704$10

Every play has its own multiplier, 2X to 10X, printed at the end of the line: it multiplies every prize except the jackpot. In California, prizes are pari-mutuel.

Mega Millions

$555,000,000

Friday, Nov 13

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Play in 3 easy steps

1. Select your numbersChoose 5 numbers from 1 to 70 and 1 Mega Ball from 1 to 24, or let Quick Pick choose them for you.
2. Choose when to playEnter the next drawing, every drawing of the week or several in a row: whatever suits you best.
3. Check your numbersDrawings take place every Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 PM ET. Check your ticket right after the drawing to see if you've won.

Mega Millions drawing schedule

Drawing days

Tuesday and Friday

Drawing time (ET)

11:00 PM

10:00 PM CT · 9:00 PM MT and Arizona · 8:00 PM PT

Ticket sales close

Set by each state, usually 10:00 to 10:45 PM ET

Price

$5 a play, multiplier included

Where to claim your prize

Under $600 at any retailer in the state where you bought the ticket; $600 or more at a lottery claim center or headquarters.

Deadline: 90 days to 1 year, depending on the state

Did anyone win Mega Millions on Tuesday, November 10?

No. No one hit the jackpot, so it rolls over to the next drawing. In all, 312,076 tickets won a prize across all nine prize tiers. See the full prize breakdown for the number of winners and the prize in each tier.

The winning numbers for Tuesday, November 10 were 2, 18, 25, 30 and 65, and the Mega Ball was 22.

The next drawing is on Friday, November 13 at 11:00 PM ET, with an estimated jackpot of $555 million. We'll post the winning numbers here as soon as they're official.

When and where Mega Millions is drawn

Mega Millions is drawn in Atlanta, Georgia, every Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 PM ET. We post the winning numbers and the Mega Ball shortly after each drawing, followed by the full prize breakdown once it's official. You can also browse past Mega Millions results.

How to play Mega Millions

1. Pick your numbers. Choose five numbers from 1 to 70 and one Mega Ball from 1 to 24, then decide how many lines you want to play. Every $5 play includes a multiplier that can boost non-jackpot prizes up to 10 times.

2. Choose your drawing days. Play the Tuesday drawing, the Friday drawing or both; in most states you can also buy tickets for several drawings in advance.

3. Check your ticket. Results are updated right after every drawing, so you can check your numbers as soon as the winning numbers are out.

How long do you have to claim a prize?

Claim deadlines are set by each state, from 90 days to one year after the drawing, and in some states you have less time to choose the cash option. Always check the exact deadline on your state lottery's official website.

Bought your ticket online? You'll usually be notified as soon as you win, and you can collect your prize quickly, without a trip to a retailer or a claim center.

Where to claim a winning ticket

Played online? Log in to the website or app where you bought your ticket. Most licensed platforms credit smaller prizes straight to your account.

Have a paper ticket? Prizes under $600 per play can usually be cashed at any authorized lottery retailer in the state where you bought the ticket, including the store that sold it to you.

Won $600 or more? You'll need to claim your prize at a lottery district office, a claim center or your state lottery's headquarters. Some accept walk-ins, but many require an appointment, so check your state lottery's website before you go.

Mega Millions FAQs

What days and time is the Mega Millions drawing?

Every Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 p.m. Eastern Time (10:00 p.m. Central, 9:00 p.m. Mountain, 8:00 p.m. Pacific), at the WSB-TV studio in Atlanta, Georgia. Ticket sales close earlier, at a time set by each state. More in time and place of the drawing.

How does the ticket checker work? Do you keep my numbers?

Enter your five numbers and your Mega Ball in the ticket checker, pick a drawing or a date range, and it shows your matches and prize tier for each line. The numbers you enter are only used to show you that result and aren't linked to you. Details are in our privacy policy.

What happens to the jackpot if nobody wins?

It rolls over to the next drawing and keeps growing, with no cap, until someone matches all six numbers. After a win, the jackpot starts again at $50 million. We show the estimated jackpot for the next drawing on the home page; how it grows is explained in the Mega Millions jackpot.

How many numbers do I need to match to win a prize?

Just one: the Mega Ball. Matching it on its own wins the lowest prize tier, which pays $10 with a 2X multiplier and up to $50 with a 10X. Without the Mega Ball, you need at least three white balls. Every tier is in Mega Millions prizes.

How does the Mega Millions multiplier work?

Every play gets a 2X, 3X, 4X, 5X or 10X multiplier, assigned at random when you buy and printed on your ticket. It multiplies every prize except the jackpot, so matching five white balls pays between $2 million and $10 million. More in the Mega Millions multiplier.

Do I have to pay taxes on Mega Millions winnings?

Yes. All lottery prizes are taxable income. On prizes over $5,000 the lottery withholds 24% for federal taxes, but that's an advance: on a large prize you may owe more when you file, up to the top rate of 37%. State taxes depend on where you bought the ticket and where you live.

Got more questions? See our Mega Millions FAQs.