There were no major winners in the Powerball jackpot Wednesday night, which grew to $562.1 million.
That means the next jackpot, set for Saturday night, March 23, will be worth an estimated $625 million. That has a cash option of $380.6 million.
Two "Washingtons" could get you a lot of "Benjamins" in the next Powerball drawing, set for Wednesday night, March 20.
So, what would you do with $550 million?
That's the estimated jackpot (or $335 million cash value) for the next Powerball drawing, which will be the eighth-largest of its kind and 11th-highest of any game played in the U.S.
It also would be the largest payday of any game so far in 2019. A New York player claimed the $437 million Mega Millions jackpot on New Year's Day.
It's easy to play: Simply select five white balls between 1 and 69 and then a red Powerball between 1 and 26. Or just ask for a QuickPick ticket.
It'll cost you $2 or toss in an extra dollar for the multiplier, giving you as much as 4 times the value of any consolation prize.
In the 22 drawings so far this year, there have been six multiple red Powerballs drawn: Nos. 1, 13, 14, 21, 23 and 24, and each have been drawn twice.
Among the five most recent drawings, it would be difficult to figure out any pattern, although the No. 14 Powerball was selected in back-to-back drawings a week ago, the first time that has happened since last November when the No. 18 was drawn in back-to-back games.