Tonight's Powerball jackpot is up to $905 million, and if you are hoping to win big, there are some numbers you will want to skip when you get your ticket.

5 Numbers To Avoid Using For The Powerball

There has not been a grand prize winner with the Powerball drawing since May 2nd, and the jackpot has grown to the 8th largest in Powerball history. If you are hoping to win big, there are some numbers you should skip when you go to get your ticket.

Least Drawn White Ball Numbers

13 - This number has been drawn the fewest times since 2015
49
26
46
65

Least Drawn Red Ball Numbers

15 - This is the sparest number when it comes to the red Powerball number
16
17
12

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Most Commonly Drawn Powerball Numbers

On the flip side, if you are hoping to win big, there are some numbers you should be using on your ticket.

Most Drawn White Ball Numbers

61 and 21 - These two numbers have been drawn over 123 times since 2015
23
33
32
69

Most Drawn Red Ball Numbers

4 - Drawn just 66 times since 2015
21
18
24
14

Tonight's Powerball jackpot will almost double the current record for the largest Lottery jackpot in New York State history.

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.

Most Drawn Powerball Numbers Since 1997

Here are the Top 10 most commonly drawn Powerball numbers since 1997.

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