Powerball
Saturday, August 1, 2026
6172748505
- Played for
- $719 million
- Next, Aug 5, 2026
- $748 million
No jackpot winner, 40 draws running.
Did your numbers win?
Type the line off your ticket. LottoScan checks it against the latest Powerball, Mega Millions and Millionaire for Life draw and tells you which tier it hit and what that tier paid.
Free, no account, and the check runs in your browser, so your numbers never leave your device. Results current to Saturday, August 1, 2026.
Latest results
The most recent draw for each national game, with what it played for and what happens next.
Mega Millions
Friday, July 31, 2026
4182643514
- Played for
- $50 million
- Next, Aug 4, 2026
- $60 million
No jackpot winner, 2 draws running.
Millionaire for Life
Sunday, August 2, 2026
4284455564
- Top prize
- $18,000,000
No top prize winner.
On iPhone
Point the camera at the ticket instead
Typing six numbers is fine for one line. A ticket with five lines and a week of advance play is thirty numbers, and that is what the app is for: scan it once, and it tells you when a draw it covers has been published and what it did.
- Scans printed draw-game tickets with the camera, on the device.
- Keeps the tickets you already bought and checks each new draw against them.
- Notifies you when a jackpot passes a figure you pick, or when a ticket wins.
- No account, and no way to buy a ticket. It reads results, nothing else.
Coming to iPhone
iOS 18 and later. Unofficial, and it says so on first launch.
Questions people actually ask
- How do I check if my lottery numbers won?
- Type your five numbers and your Powerball, Mega Ball or Millionaire Ball into the checker above and press check. It compares them against the most recent published draw and tells you which prize tier you hit, if any, and what that tier paid. Only the official lottery operator can validate a ticket and pay out.
- Does matching just the Powerball win anything?
- In Powerball, yes: the Powerball alone pays the smallest prize. Mega Millions works the same way with the Mega Ball. Millionaire for Life does not have that tier, but it does pay on two numbers alone, which Powerball does not. The checker uses each game’s own tier table rather than assuming they work alike.
- Why does it sometimes say I won but not how much?
- The prize breakdown for a draw is published separately from the numbers, usually within a day. Until the operator posts it, the tier you hit is known and the amount is not, so the checker says so instead of showing zero.
- Can you tell me which numbers are most likely to come up?
- No, and neither can anybody else. Every combination has exactly the same chance in every draw, and past results do not change the next one. Statistics about which numbers have come up most often are a description of the record, not a prediction.
More of them, at length, in the guides.