Powerball numbers from last night hit jackpot threshold as $1 billion rolls to Saturday drawing, three states already scored $1 million each

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By: Annabelle Ink

The Powerball numbers from last night (December 10, 2025) were 10, 16, 29, 33, 69, with a Powerball of 22. No jackpot winner emerged from Wednesday’s drawing, but the prize allocation is dramatic. The $1 billion jackpot is now set to roll into Saturday’s drawing, creating one of the most anticipated Powerball events in recent history.

🔥 Quick Facts

  • Wednesday’s winning numbers: 10, 16, 29, 33, 69 with Powerball 22
  • Three $1 million winners: Maryland, Michigan, and New Jersey each claimed Match 5 prizes
  • Power Play multiplier: 3x (applied to non-jackpot prizes)
  • Next drawing: Saturday, December 13, with a rolling $1 billion jackpot

No Grand Prize Winner, But Three States Celebrate Six-Figure Victories

While no ticket matched all six numbers in Wednesday’s drawing, the results still delivered significant wins across three states. Three players successfully matched the five white balls to claim $1 million prizes each. Winning tickets were sold in Maryland, Michigan, and New Jersey, each solving the Match 5 combination without the Powerball.

The Power Play multiplier of 3x applied to non-jackpot prizes during this drawing, providing additional value to secondary winners. These lower-tier prizes typically generate excitement while larger jackpots remain elusive. The absence of a grand prize winner means the accumulated fortune rolls forward significantly.

$1 Billion Jackpot Rolls Forward to Saturday’s Highly Anticipated Drawing

Draw Details Information
Most Recent Drawing Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Next Drawing Saturday, December 13, 2025 at 11 p.m. ET
Estimated Jackpot $1 billion
Cash Value Option $461.3 million (one-time lump sum)
Odds of Winning Jackpot 1 in 292.2 million

The surge to $1 billion represents an extraordinary milestone in this year’s Powerball sweepstakes calendar. Saturday’s drawing on December 13 is officially scheduled for just after 11 p.m. Eastern Time. Players choosing the cash value option would receive a one-time payment of $461.3 million instead of the annuity structure.

This jackpot level marks the seventh-largest Powerball prize in the game’s history, according to recent reports. The accumulation reflects weeks of rollovers without a grand prize victor, steadily building from earlier jackpot amounts into this billion-dollar threshold.

Last Grand Prize Winner Took Home $1.79 Billion in September

The current winning streak without a jackpot winner extends back to September 6, 2025, when fortune finally smiled on two tickets. On that date, a $1.79 billion jackpot was split between Missouri and Texas winners, making it one of the largest Powerball prizes ever claimed. That victory ended a significant dry spell at that time.

Since the September 6 victory, the game has rolled over repeatedly, with Wednesday’s failed match sending the prize skyrocketing toward the billion-dollar mark. This dry spell is not unusual for Powerball, as the odds of matching all six numbers remain at an astronomical 1 in 292.2 million per ticket.

Understanding Powerball Prize Distribution and Future Odds

Powerball’s structure creates predictable secondary prize categories even when the jackpot rolls over. Matching five white balls earns $1 million before any Power Play multiplier is applied. In Wednesday’s drawing, three such winners emerged across Maryland, Michigan, and New Jersey.

The Power Play feature is optional and costs an extra dollar per ticket. On Wednesday, the multiplier was set at 3x, multiplying certain non-jackpot prizes. Winners matching four numbers with the Powerball, three numbers with the Powerball, and other combinations receive progressively smaller amounts. This multi-tiered structure ensures regular prizes even during jackpot rollovers.

Will Saturday’s $1 Billion Powerball Draw Finally Produce a Grand Prize Winner?

The question on millions of minds heading into Saturday, December 13 is whether someone will finally beat the astronomical odds and claim the $1 billion jackpot. History suggests it’s possible but unlikely, given the game’s mathematical foundation.

Players typically increase ticket purchases when jackpots reach such notable milestones, flooding lottery retailers across all participating states. The combination of holiday shopping season and a landmark billion-dollar prize creates perfect conditions for record-breaking ticket sales. Whether record sales translate to a record-breaking winner, however, remains in the hands of chance.


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