Powerball Winning Numbers: Results of Wednesday, November 4 drawing for the $835 Million jackpot

The Powerball jackpot has climbed to an estimated $835 million for Wednesday, November 4, putting another enormous lottery prize within reach after Monday's drawing failed to produce a winner.

Players across the United States will be hoping to match all six numbers when the next drawing takes place at 10:59 p.m. Eastern Time, with the jackpot offering a lump-sum cash option of $357.9 million before taxes.

The prize increased after nobody matched the five white balls and red Powerball on Monday, November 2, extending a run of drawings without a grand prize winner.

Although the jackpot remained unclaimed, one ticket purchased in Delaware matched all five white balls to win $1 million, the largest prize awarded during Monday's drawing.

The growing jackpot has attracted attention because of its size, although the chances of matching all six numbers remain extremely small, regardless of how much money is available.

What are the Powerball winning numbers for Wednesday, November 4?

Wednesday's winning numbers haven't yet been announced, with the drawing scheduled to take place later tonight at the Florida Lottery draw studio in Tallahassee.

The most recent confirmed results are from Monday, November 2, when the winning white balls were 7, 23, 29, 64 and 66, with 23 as the red Powerball.

The Power Play multiplier was 4x, allowing eligible tickets to receive increased payouts for certain non-jackpot prizes.

In Ohio, four tickets secured $400 each after matching four white balls and using the multiplier to increase their original $100 winnings.

The latest rollover follows an extended period without a jackpot winner. Powerball's previous grand prize was claimed on August 12, when a ticket sold in Illinois won $1.04 billion.

Wednesday's results will determine whether the current jackpot is finally claimed or continues growing ahead of Saturday's drawing.

How much would the $835 million Powerball winner actually receive?

The advertised $835 million prize represents the estimated annuity payment, which is distributed through 30 payments over 29 years rather than handed over immediately.

A winner selecting the cash option would instead receive approximately $357.9 million before taxes, with the final amount depending on federal and applicable state tax obligations.

Powerball tickets cost $2, while players can pay an additional $1 for Power Play, which increases eligible non-jackpot prizes.

Participants select five numbers between 1 and 69 and one red Powerball between 1 and 26, with the option of choosing their own combination or using randomly generated numbers.

The odds of winning the jackpot are approximately one in 292.2 million, while smaller prizes are available for matching fewer numbers.

Drawings are held every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 10:59 p.m. Eastern Time, with confirmed results published afterward.

Players should check their tickets against the official November 4 results once the drawing is completed, as Monday's numbers cannot be used to determine Wednesday's winners.