The chance to set a new record in New York State came and went last night.

The jackpot for the Mega Millions was a New York record-breaking $541 million dollars but in the end, Mega Millions players in New York State were very unlucky.

According to the New York State Lottery, there was no grand prize winner and no big money winners in New York from last night's drawing.

The good news was there were several 4th place winners who also had the Megaplier which was 4x the prize amount. Those tickets won $2000.

Since no one claimed the grand prize, the chance to set a new record will happen again on Friday night. The jackpot for Friday's Mega Millions is $579 million dollars which is just over $100 million more than the current record in New York for largest lottery jackpot ever won.

Here is a look at the largest jackpots ever won by a New York State resident.

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Here is a look at the largest lottery jackpots ever won by New York residents.

6. $202 Million Dollars

A group of players who played under an LLC named 1937 Flatbush Ave Dodgers LLC won the Powerball prize on June 1st, 2011.

5.$208 Million Dollars

Daniel Bruckner claimed the Mega Millions jackpot winning just a shade over $200 million dollars in December of 2011.

4. $319 Million Dollars

Seven co-workers from Albany pulled their money and had the winning ticket for the Mega Millions. They took home $319 million dollars in 2011.

3. $326 Million Dollars

Harold Diamond held the record for the largest lottery jackpot in New York for seven years. He took home the Mega Millions jackpot in 2014.

2. $432 Million Dollars

This winning Mega Millions ticket was sold in September of 2021. The NY Lottery does not know who owns the tickets.

1. $476 Million Dollars

Johnnie Taylor took home the jackpot from the Mega Millions drawing in April of 2023.

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