Winning Powerball Ticket Worth $2 Million Sold In Florida

FLORIDA — Someone in Florida won $2 million in Monday's record-breaking Powerball drawing worth nearly $2.04 billion, lottery officials announced Tuesday.

The numbers for Monday night's jackpot were drawn Tuesday morning following an hours-long delay over what game officials called a "technical difficulty."

Two other Florida players matched all five white balls but did not match the Powerball number and did not choose the Power Play option, meaning they won $1 million, according to Florida Lottery officials.

Monday's winning numbers were 10, 33, 41, 47, 56 and the Powerball of 10.

A player's ticket must match all five white balls in order to win $1 million. Choosing the Power Play option doubles the prize to $2 million.

The $2 million winning ticket was sold at K & M Drugs, 395 Village Drive in Poinciana. The tickets worth $1 million were sold at Wellington Marathon, 2741 South State Road 7 in Wellington, and Sunshine, 1277 West Hillsboro Blvd. in Deerfield Beach.

According to the Florida Lottery officials, 23 tickets won third-tier prizes, meaning the tickets matched four of the five white ball numbers and the Powerball number. Four players each won $100,000 and 19 players each won $50,000.

See where all winning tickets were sold.

A single ticket purchased in Altadena, California, matched all six numbers to win the jackpot, the California Lottery said on Twitter. The odds of winning the jackpot were 1 in 292.2 million.