AUSTIN - It keeps on climbing! After there were no victors for Friday night's Mega Millions® drawing, the bonanza for the Tuesday, Jan. 10 drawing currently remains at an expected annuitized $1.1 billion, the third biggest big stake prize in Uber Millions history and the fifth biggest in U.S. lottery history. This evening's drawing offers a money esteem worth an expected $576.8 million. In the event that there is no bonanza champ for this evening's Super Millions drawing, the big stake prize for the Friday, Jan. 13 attracting will move to an expected annuitized $1.35 billion.
"The Super Millions bonanza has outperformed $1 billion and presently Texas Lottery players are playing for their next opportunity to turn into Texas' next extremely rich person," said Gary Despondency, chief overseer of the Texas Lottery. "Uber Millions deals in Texas keep on pouring in front of this evening's drawing, which discloses Texas schooling a major champ during this bonanza run. We need to remind our players to play mindfully and that it just takes one pass to win. Assuming apparently you have the big stake winning ticket, we urge you to sign the ticket, put it in a protected spot, look for monetary and lawful guidance and call the Texas Lottery to plan an arrangement to guarantee the award."
Tuesday's drawing will be the 25th in the ongoing Uber Millions bonanza run since beginning as an expected annuitized $20 million for the Oct. 18, 2022 drawing. This is the biggest Super Millions big stake available to all since the July 29, 2022 drawing when it came to a publicized $1.28 billion - the game's second-biggest bonanza prize, which was won by an out of state player. A second-level award worth $1 million from that attracting presently can't seem to be guaranteed by a Texas Lottery player and will terminate on Jan. 25 at 5 p.m. neighborhood time on the off chance that not asserted by the cutoff time. The triumphant ticket for the unclaimed award was sold at Fuel Maxx #47, situated at 420 College Drive, in Grassland View. A triumphant ticket worth $1 million for a similar drawing was sold in Plano and has as of late been guaranteed.
Texas has had 13 Super Millions bonanza prize champs since it joined the game in 2003. Its latest bonanza victor came in September 2019 when a Leander occupant won an expected annuitized $227 million, the biggest award at any point paid out to a solitary Texas Lottery player.
In 2022, 13 Texas Lottery players won second-level Super Millions prizes of $1 million or bigger. During the ongoing bonanza roll, three Texas Lottery players have won second-level Super Millions prizes of $1 million or bigger. A Whitesboro inhabitant guaranteed a $3 million second-level award for the drawing hung on Nov. 1, 2022. All the more as of late, two second-level award winning tickets worth $1 million each were sold at a similar retailer - Karma Zone, situated at 1250 E. Palm Valley Blvd., in Round Rock - for the Dec. 20, 2022 and Jan. 3, 2023 drawings. Both of those prizes are yet to be guaranteed.
Uber Millions is played by picking five numbers from a field of 70 and one Super Ball number from the second field of 25 numbers. To win the Uber Millions big stake, players should match each of the six numbers drawn including the Super Ball. Players matching less numbers may not win the bonanza, but rather might in any case leave victors. Uber Millions as of now offers a $20 million beginning big stake and a second-level (Match 5+0) prize of $1 million. By picking the Megaplier® include for $1 more per Play, players can increase their non-big stake rewards by two, three, four or multiple times, winning as much as $5 million.
Drawings are communicated every Tuesday and Friday at 10:12 p.m. CT. Texas Lottery players can buy Super Millions tickets at in excess of 20,000 Texas Lottery retailers across the state. Ticket deals for the following Super Millions drawing will close at 9:45 p.m. CT on Tuesday, Jan. 10. The retailer that sells a big stake winning Uber Millions ticket might be qualified to get up to a $1 million retailer reward.
About the Texas Lottery
Starting with the primary ticket sold in 1992, the Texas Lottery has created $36.1 billion in income for the state and appropriated $78.5 billion in prizes to lottery players. Starting around 1997, the Texas Lottery has contributed $30.1 billion to the Establishment School Asset, which upholds government funded training in Texas. As approved by the Texas Lawmaking body, certain Texas Lottery incomes benefit state programs including the Asset for Veterans' Help. Starting from the principal veterans' themed scratch ticket game was sent off in 2009, the Texas Lottery has offered more than $199 million for programs supporting Texas veterans.
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