Mega Millions remains elusive, $815M jackpot will rise

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By Marvin Clemons / Las Vegas Review-Journal

March 15, 2024 - 10:12 pm

No tickets had all the drawn numbers to win a $815 million Mega Millions jackpot Friday night.

The winning numbers were 13-25-50-51-66 with a Mega ball of 6.

One ticket in New York did get all five regular numbers and with a megaplier of 5x, the holder will get $5 million before taxes.

The Saturday night Powerball drawing will be worth $600 million, $285.9 million for a lump sum.

The odds of winning either nationwide lottery is around 1 in 300 million.

The Mega Millions is drawn on Tuesday and Friday.

Contact Marvin Clemons at mclemons@reviewjournal.com.

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