Did anyone win Powerball? The answer is no for the jackpot in the latest Saturday drawing, as no ticket matched all five white balls and the red Powerball. The August 8, 2026, winning numbers were 5, 9, 35, 54, 63, with 7 as the Powerball and a 3X Power Play multiplier.
Although the massive jackpot was not claimed, the drawing produced several major winners. One ticket sold in Texas won $2 million through Power Play, while tickets sold in Arizona, Florida, Michigan and New York each won $1 million by matching all five white-ball numbers.
The unclaimed jackpot has now climbed to an estimated $905 million for the next drawing on Monday, August 10. The estimated cash value is $391.9 million before taxes.
Powerball Winning Numbers for August 8, 2026
The latest winning combination was:
| Number | Result |
|---|---|
| White Ball | 5 |
| White Ball | 9 |
| White Ball | 35 |
| White Ball | 54 |
| White Ball | 63 |
| Powerball | 7 |
| Power Play | 3X |
Players needed to match all five white balls and the red Powerball to win the jackpot.
No ticket matched the complete combination.
That means the jackpot rolled over again after Saturday night’s drawing.
For anyone checking a ticket from August 8, the numbers to compare are 5, 9, 35, 54, 63 and 7.
The first five numbers are the regular white balls. The final number, 7, is the Powerball.
No Jackpot Winner on August 8
The biggest result from Saturday’s drawing was the absence of a jackpot winner.
Powerball recorded zero jackpot-winning tickets for the August 8 drawing. The enormous prize therefore moved into the next drawing instead of being awarded to a player.
The Saturday jackpot had an estimated annuity value of $864 million and a cash value of $374.1 million.
Because nobody won the top prize, the next advertised jackpot increased to $905 million.
The jump demonstrates how quickly the prize can grow when a large jackpot continues without a winner.
Five Tickets Won at Least $1 Million
While the jackpot remained untouched, five tickets delivered life-changing prizes.
One Texas ticket matched all five white balls and used the Power Play option. With the 3X multiplier in Saturday’s drawing, that ticket won $2 million.
Four additional tickets matched all five white balls without the Power Play option. Those tickets were sold in:
- Arizona — $1 million
- Florida — $1 million
- Michigan — $1 million
- New York — $1 million
The five major winners illustrate an important distinction between winning a large Powerball prize and winning the jackpot.
A player who matches all five white balls can win $1 million without matching the red Powerball.
Matching the Powerball as well is required for the jackpot.
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Texas Ticket Wins $2 Million
Texas produced the largest non-jackpot prize in the August 8 drawing.
The winning ticket matched the five white balls: 5, 9, 35, 54 and 63.
It did not match the red Powerball number 7. However, the ticket included Power Play, and the drawing featured a 3X multiplier.
That combination resulted in a $2 million prize.
The ticket holder has not been publicly identified in the official drawing results.
The winning ticket location does not necessarily reveal the identity of the person who purchased it. The winner must complete the applicable claiming process in Texas.
Four More States Produced Million-Dollar Winners
Four other states recorded $1 million Match 5 winners.
Arizona, Florida, Michigan and New York each had a ticket that matched all five white-ball numbers.
Those tickets did not match the Powerball.
Each therefore qualified for the standard $1 million Match 5 prize.
The results give players across the country another reason to check tickets carefully. Missing the red Powerball does not automatically mean a ticket has no value.
A ticket can still win a substantial amount by matching the five white balls.
Power Play Boosted the Texas Prize
Power Play played a key role in the $2 million Texas win.
The optional feature costs an additional $1 per play. It can increase eligible non-jackpot prizes when a multiplier is selected.
Saturday’s drawing carried a 3X Power Play multiplier.
The Texas Match 5 winner benefited from that feature and received $2 million.
Power Play does not multiply the jackpot.
A player must still match all five white balls and the red Powerball to win the jackpot. The feature applies to eligible prizes below the jackpot level.
More Than One Million Winning Tickets
The August 8 drawing generated far more winners than the five tickets worth at least $1 million.
The official results show large numbers of tickets across several lower prize categories.
There were 32 standard $50,000 winners and 12 Power Play winners receiving $150,000.
Other winning tickets included prizes of $100, $300, $7, $21, $4 and $12.
The results show how broad the Powerball prize structure is. Players do not need to hit the jackpot to receive a payout.
A ticket that matches only a portion of the required numbers can still qualify for a prize.
For that reason, players should compare their entire ticket rather than checking only whether all six numbers match.
The Jackpot Now Reaches $905 Million
The next Powerball jackpot is estimated at $905 million.
That prize will be available for the Monday, August 10 drawing.
The estimated cash value is $391.9 million.
The two figures represent different payout choices available to a jackpot winner.
The annuity figure represents the advertised jackpot paid through scheduled installments. The cash value represents the lump-sum option.
Both amounts are listed before applicable federal and jurisdictional taxes.
If a player wins the jackpot, the winner can choose between the available payment options under Powerball’s rules.
Why the Jackpot Keeps Rising
The Powerball jackpot increases when drawings pass without a jackpot winner.
Saturday’s result extended the current jackpot run because no ticket matched all six required numbers.
The jackpot has been building since the most recent jackpot win on May 2, 2026.
That May drawing ended with two winning tickets, sold in Florida and Texas, splitting a $20 million jackpot.
Since then, the jackpot has continued growing through a long series of drawings without a top-prize winner.
The August 8 drawing continued that streak.
The size of the current prize has now pushed it into the upper ranks of Powerball jackpots.
$905 Million Is Among Powerball’s Largest Jackpots
The current jackpot has become one of the biggest prizes in Powerball history.
Before Saturday’s drawing, the estimated $856 million prize already ranked among the game’s largest jackpots.
After the August 8 drawing went without a winner, the prize moved to an estimated $905 million.
That puts the jackpot above the $900 million mark for the first time during this current run.
Large jackpots can attract significant attention because the advertised prize increases after each unsuccessful jackpot drawing.
However, the size of the prize does not change the mathematical odds of winning.
Powerball Jackpot Odds Remain 1 in 292.2 Million
The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are approximately 1 in 292.2 million.
Those odds remain the same regardless of whether the jackpot is $20 million, $500 million or more than $900 million.
The overall odds of winning any Powerball prize are approximately 1 in 24.9.
The difference between those figures is important.
Winning any prize is considerably more likely than winning the jackpot.
The top prize requires an exact match of five white balls and the Powerball.
That is why a huge jackpot can remain unclaimed through many consecutive drawings.
When Is the Next Powerball Drawing?
The next Powerball drawing is scheduled for Monday, August 10, 2026, at 10:59 p.m. Eastern Time.
Powerball drawings take place every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
The drawings are held at the Florida Lottery draw studio in Tallahassee.
For the August 10 drawing, the advertised jackpot is $905 million, with a $391.9 million estimated cash value.
Players should remember that ticket sales cutoff times vary by jurisdiction. The deadline in one state may differ from the deadline in another.
How to Check an August 8 Powerball Ticket
Players who purchased a ticket for the August 8 drawing should compare their numbers carefully.
The winning numbers were:
5 — 9 — 35 — 54 — 63
Powerball: 7
Power Play: 3X
The order of the five white balls does not matter when checking a ticket.
A player must match all five white balls and the red Powerball to claim the jackpot.
Matching five white balls without the Powerball can still produce a $1 million prize.
Power Play can increase eligible non-jackpot prizes.
Players should keep their original tickets secure if they believe they have won. Winning tickets must be claimed in the state or jurisdiction where they were purchased.
Powerball Continues Its Current Jackpot Run
The August 8 drawing became another important point in the current Powerball jackpot streak.
No ticket claimed the $864 million jackpot, but five tickets won at least $1 million.
The Texas winner took home $2 million with Power Play, while four other states produced $1 million winners.
Now the attention turns to Monday night’s $905 million drawing.
The new prize is considerably larger than the jackpot available Saturday night, giving players another opportunity to compete for one of the biggest prizes in the game’s history.
The winning combination from Saturday will remain important for anyone checking an existing ticket, while the $905 million jackpot becomes the focus for the next drawing.
Did Anyone Win Powerball? The Latest Answer
For the August 8 jackpot, the answer is no.
Nobody matched all five white balls and the Powerball, so the jackpot was not claimed.
However, several people did win substantial amounts.
One Texas ticket won $2 million. Four additional tickets from Arizona, Florida, Michigan and New York each won $1 million.
Thousands of other tickets also won prizes across the available prize levels.
The next opportunity comes Monday, when Powerball offers an estimated $905 million jackpot with an estimated $391.9 million cash value.
Players who bought a ticket for Saturday’s drawing should check the numbers before discarding it, while anyone participating in the next drawing should keep the August 10 schedule and local ticket cutoff in mind.
The $905 million jackpot is now waiting for the next drawing, and the next set of winning numbers could finally decide whether this remarkable run continues or ends.