Mega Millions jackpot tops $300 million for Tuesday drawing
Mega Millions lottery ticket forms at a Manhattan convenience store in a 2012 file photo. Credit: Stan Honda / AFP/Getty Images
The Halloween drawing of the Mega Millions numbers was mostly trick on Friday night, as the lottery announced no winner of the estimated $284 million jackpot.
Because no one matched all six numbers (11, 29, 36, 58 and 67, plus the Mega Ball of 15) on Halloween night, an estimated $321 million ($194 million cash option) will be up for grabs in the Nov. 4 drawing, according to the lottery.
It will be only the 10th time in Mega Millions' 12-year history that the jackpot will surpass $300 million, according to the lottery. The jackpot has been growing since it was last won in California at $180 million on Aug. 22, the lottery said.
Tuesday's estimated $321 million jackpot would rank eighth on the list of the top 10 Mega Millions jackpots.
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'No dream we cannot achieve' In his second inaugural address, President Trump promised sweeping change to 'completely and totally reverse' Biden era, and to pursue policy that 'expands our territory' and put U.S. astronauts on Mars.
