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If you’ve been waiting for your moment, this weekend might just be it. We’re talking over $350 million in combined jackpots between Mega Millions® and Powerball®, yeah, real money, life-changing type.

First up, Friday night brings the heat with Mega Millions®. The drawing goes down on Friday, Sept 4, 2026. The jackpot is sitting at an estimated $177 million, or about $76 million cash if you’re trying to grab it all upfront.

Outside the States? No problem. Players from anywhere can still get in on the action through The Lotter.

If you’re in the U.S., you can grab your ticket directly through the official Mega Millions® platform.

The price just kept climbing. Nobody matched all six numbers on Tuesday, Sept 1, when the numbers landed at 1, 22, 51, 61 and 63, with the Gold Mega Ball 17. And don’t sleep on the Megaplier, it can boost non-jackpot wins up to 10X, which is straight-up game-changing.

That rollover energy? That’s what builds jackpots like this.

The drawings themselves happen live at 11 p.m. ET from the WSB-TV studio in Atlanta. Shortly after the draw, the video gets posted on the official Mega Millions® website so players everywhere can watch the moment those numbers drop.

Powerball®  is bringing a $173 million jackpot, with a $74 million cash option for the Saturday, Sept. 5 drawing. Another solid bag is waiting for someone to claim it.

International players can tap into The Lotter to get their tickets in.

U.S. players can go straight to the official Powerball® website.

The last draw on Wednesday, Sept 2, didn’t produce a jackpot winner either. The numbers were 3, 10, 29, 58 and 64, with the Red Powerball 14. The Power Play multiplier hit 2X, which means even the smaller wins had some serious juice.

Powerball® drawings are broadcast live every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 10:59 p.m. ET from the Florida Lottery Draw Studio in Tallahassee.