How much do you get if you take the lump sum in Powerball?

How much do you get if you take the lump sum in Powerball?

It works out something like this if you take the lump sum for the $930 million jackpot: $930 million, less 25% withheld = $232,500,000. Less an additional $111,600,000 (to meet 37% tax rate)

Is it better to take the lump sum or payments Powerball?

Lump Sum vs. While both options guarantee a lottery payout, the lump-sum and annuity options offer different advantages. Choosing a lump-sum payout can help winners avoid long-term tax implications and also provides the opportunity to immediately invest in high-yield financial options like real estate and stocks.

What are the payouts for Powerball match 5?

Powerball Payouts Category Prize Per Winner Winners Prize Fund Match 5 + Powerball $333,900,000.00 Rollover 0 $0.00 Match 5 $1,000,000.00 1 $1,000,000.00 Match 4 + Powerball $50,000.00 8 $400,000.00 Match 4 $100.00 193 $19,300.00

How does double play work in the Powerball?

When you add Double Play, your numbers are entered into a separate drawing which takes place just after the main drawing. Five numbers from 1 to 69, plus a Powerball from 1 to 26, are selected at random. You win prizes in the same way as you do in the main draw, starting with $7 in the Match 0 + Powerball category.

How can I increase my power play payout?

For a small additional fee, you can opt to use the Power Play option which will increase the prize payout for any non-jackpot win by a multiple of 2, 3, 4 or 5 (or possibly 10 when the estimated jackpot is less than $150 million) depending on which Power Play number is drawn.

What’s the top prize for winning the Powerball?

You can win $4 just for matching the Powerball, while the jackpot is won by matching all five main numbers plus the Powerball. The top prize starts at $40 million and increases every time it is not won.