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Biggest Division One Powerball Winners


In 2022, 22 thrilled Aussies scored a division one Powerball prize, collectively taking home more than $764.39 million in prize money. In the first 3 months of 2023, Powerball has had 5 division one winning entries across Australia that have scored more than $99.82 million in prize money.

A triple threat of winners, three entries shared the record breaking $160 million jackpot, a Canberra dad and a Snowtown Mother were just some of our Powerball division one winners in 2022, and will now be able to play by their own rules thanks to their multi-million dollar wins. 

And 2023 has already delivered some amazing jackpot wins like the elated Echuca woman who scored $40 million. We can't wait to crown our next Powerball divsion one winner and hear the plans for their windfall! 


2023 Powerball Division 1 Winners

Powerball Division 1 wins from 1 January- 31 March 2023.

 

State 2023 Division 1 wins Total Division 1 prize money
South Australia 1 $15,251,373.88
New South Wales 1 $4,574,542.86
Victoria 1 $40,000,000.00
Western Australia 2 $40,000,000.00
Total 5 $99,825,916.74

2022 Powerball Division 1 Winners

Powerball Division 1 wins from 1 January- 31 December 2022.

State 2022 Division 1 wins Total Division 1 prize money
South Australia 1 $40,000,000.00
Queensland 2 $93,333,333.34
New South Wales 13 $391,084,400.41
Victoria 4 $123,333,333.34
Western Australia 2 $116,642,390.32
Total 22 $764,393,457.41

 

the Lott Powerball winning jackpots across Australia 2021

the Lott Powerball winning jackpots across Australia 2021

Powerball soared to a massive $100 million dollars not once, but twice in 2022.

In December 2022, 3 Aussie players found themselves $100 million richer.

A Coffs Harbour Winner won scooped the entire $60 million in February 2022.

In May 2022, this jackpot was shared by two mystery Aussie players

The highest Powerball jackpot offering in 2022 was a record-breaking $160 million dollars. This jackpot was shared by three winners


  

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Powerball's record-breaking $107 million winner 

The record for the largest single winning Powerball entry is $107 million when a single entry won the entire division one prize on 17 January 2019.

The advertised jackpot amount was $100 million, but due to the strong number of entries purchased in the draw, the final division one prize was boosted to a phenomenal $107,575,649.08!

This jackpot was won by a Sydney mum who first thought she had won just $107,000.

The winner told us she wouldn’t be retiring because she was so passionate about her job in the healthcare industry. She planned to share her money with her family and donate a large chunk to charity.

Discover her story below.


- PART 1 -
How the record-breaking prize has changed the life of one Sydney nurse
 

- PART 2 -
What's it like to tell your family you're suddenly $107 million richer?
 

- PART 3 -
How does it really feels to win a multi-million-dollar Powerball prize?
 

- PART 4 -
Advice to the next winner from Australia's biggest lottery winner.
 


  


Some of our favourite Powerball jackpot winners 

  Year About the winners
Powerball 2023 Elated Echuca sets sights on the good life thanks to $40 million Powerball win.
Powerball 2022 A Coffs Harbour man is ready to park a new sports car in the garage of his new house after scoring more than $60 million in February.
Powerball 2021 Ten Townsville locals were thrilled to discover their syndicate scored a $60 million division one prize.
Powerball 2020 A Caloundra woman started off her year with a $60 million Powerball win in February.
Powerball 2019 $107 million Powerball record was set the for single biggest jackpot win. The prize was won by a Sydney mum who first thought she had won $107,000.
Powerball 2018 $50 million won by a young Canberra man who admitted to not sleeping a wink that night after checking his online entry before bed and discovering he was the sole division one winner.
Powerball 2017 $55 million Powerball prize was won by a syndicate of Queensland Government workers.
Powerball 2016 Prior to the $107 milllion win in January 2019, the record for the biggest single Powerball jackpot win was $70 million. The prize was won by grandparents from Hervey Bay who say they've never won anything more than a chook raffle.


 


 

How to guarantee the all-important Powerball number

    

To win division one in Powerball you need to match all seven winning numbers plus the Powerball number.

A PowerHit entry is a special type of entry that guarantees you the all-important Powerball number, increasing your changes of winning the division one prize.

Learn how to play a PowerHit entry in this video.
 

      


Playing Australian Powerball


1. In each game of Powerball, players must correctly choose the seven winning numbers drawn from a set of 1-35 as well as one number (the Powerball) from a set of numbers from 1-20.
 

Powerball game entry. Numbers 1 to 35. Powerball number 1 to 20. thelott.com


2. There are nine prize divisions with division one offering the advertised jackpot prize.

3. The guaranteed first division jackpot amount is based on the prize pool accumulated over the jackpot roll, plus the projected level of interest expected for the draw.  The more people who play in turn boosts the prize amount they can win.

4. Powerball is drawn every Thursday night after 7:30pm (AEST).

5. Winning numbers can be checked at thelott.com and the draw is televised on 7TWO on the night of the draw.


Powerball Winning Divisions

Winning Division Numbers to win
1st Division 7 Numbers + Powerball
2nd Division 7 Numbers
3rd Division 6 Numbers + Powerball
4th Division 6 Numbers
5th Division 5 Numbers + Powerball
6th Division 4 Numbers + Powerball
7th Division 5 Numbers
8th Division 3 Numbers + Powerball
9th Division 2 Numbers + Powerball

 

Powerball is a national game, with The Lott including jurisdictions covering Queensland, New South Wales, the ACT, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and the Northern Territory.