No Winner in March 21 Drawing as Prize Rolls to $133 Million for Next

The most recent Powerball drawing on Saturday, March 21, 2026, produced no jackpot winner, allowing the top prize to roll over to an estimated $133 million for the next draw on Monday, March 23, with a cash option of approximately $60.3 million.

The official winning numbers, as confirmed by powerball.com and multiple state lottery sites, were **12-28-36-41-59**, with the red Powerball **2**. The Power Play multiplier was **2x**, doubling non-jackpot prizes for players who added the option for an extra $1 per play.

No ticket matched all five white balls plus the Powerball to claim the estimated $123 million jackpot (cash value $55.8 million) advertised ahead of the drawing. The absence of a winner continues a streak of rollovers, building excitement as the prize grows amid steady ticket sales nationwide.

Lower-tier prizes distributed millions in winnings. While no tickets hit the Match 5 + Power Play for the $2 million second prize, several claimed $1 million Match 5 awards in the base game. Prize breakdowns showed:

– Match 5 + Powerball: 0 winners (jackpot rollover)
– Match 5: Multiple winners at $1 million each (exact count varies by state reports)
– Match 4 + Powerball: Winners at $50,000 base, boosted to $100,000 with Power Play in qualifying cases
– Match 4: Hundreds of tickets at $100
– Smaller prizes from $4 to $50 for partial matches, with Power Play enhancing many

The Double Play add-on drawing, available in participating jurisdictions, featured numbers **9-29-34-48-58** with Powerball **4**, offering secondary prizes up to $10 million, though no top Double Play jackpot was reported in initial summaries.

Powerball drawings occur every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 10:59 p.m. ET from the Florida Lottery draw studio. The March 21 results followed the Wednesday, March 18 drawing (14-18-19-21-69, Powerball 1, Power Play 3x), where one ticket in New York matched five numbers for $1 million but no jackpot hit. Earlier draws in March, including March 16 (7-10-20-47-52, Powerball 20, Power Play 2x) and March 14 (9-30-42-50-52, Powerball 21, Power Play 3x), also rolled over.

The ongoing buildup reflects Powerball’s structure: the jackpot starts at $20 million and increases with each rollover until claimed. Odds of winning the grand prize remain 1 in 292.2 million, while overall odds of any prize are about 1 in 24.9. Tickets cost $2, with Power Play ($1 extra) multiplying non-jackpot wins up to 10x (capped at lower levels for certain prizes) and Double Play ($1 extra in select states) providing a second draw.

Players who purchased tickets for the March 21 draw are urged to check them immediately via powerball.com, state lottery apps or retailers. Smaller prizes (typically up to $600-$1,000 depending on jurisdiction) can be claimed at authorized outlets, while larger amounts require submission to state lottery headquarters. Jackpot winners can select annuity payments over 30 graduated years or a lump-sum cash option (before taxes).

The lottery continues captivating millions, with stories of past winners — including the record $2.04 billion prize in 2022 — fueling participation. No mega-winner has emerged in recent weeks, but the escalating prize keeps “Powerball fever” alive, especially as economic pressures prompt dreams of financial windfalls.

Officials emphasize responsible gaming: purchase only from licensed retailers, sign tickets immediately, and treat the game as entertainment rather than investment. With the next drawing set for Monday evening, the jackpot’s climb to $133 million positions it as one of the larger prizes of early 2026, drawing increased attention from casual and dedicated players alike.

As always, results are final once verified by the Multi-State Lottery Association. For the latest updates, official sources like powerball.com provide real-time confirmations, prize details and winner stories. The next chance to win arrives soon — check those tickets and prepare for what could be the next life-changing draw.