Naples Publix sells $1 million tickets

The Powerball Number victory on February 24th was a 10-11-34-59-68.A ticket sold at Publix in Naples.

It never gets old, especially if you’re the winner.

Winning Powerball tickets from the Monday Night Florida lottery picture were sold at Publix grocery stores. The ticket is worth $1 million.

It didn’t win the first $1 million Powerball ticket sold at Florida Publix this month.

What are the odds? The 2/22 “Angel Number” day Powerball Number includes 22, 2x Power Play

Tickets worth $1 million to match the five numbers also went on sale on Publix on February 1st and on February 19th.

Here’s what you need to know.

Powerball numbers from drawings on February 24th

10-11-34-59-68, Powerball: 14, Power play: 3

Check out Powerball payments and previous drawings here.

Earned double play numbers for Powerball from the drawing on February 24th

22-48-61-63-66, Powerball: 17

➤ Winning Powerball Number: Monday, February 24th, drawing “222” and a few days after Florida Publix winner

$1 million worth of Powerball tickets sold at Publix in Naples, Florida

The Powerball ticket for the victory on Monday, February 24th was sold at Publix, 12663 Tamiami Trail East, Naples.

The second tier award is worth $1 million.

A “second tier” victory means that ticket holders match five numbers in the Powerball drawing.

Publix sells two other $1 million Powerball tickets in February

The Monday night painting was the third painting in February. The players matched five numbers that won $1 million with tickets purchased from Publix’s grocery store.

On February 1st, $1 million tickets were sold at Spring Hill Commercial Way Publix. The win count was as follows: 23-29-32-49-61, 8 Powerball and 2 Power plays.

On February 19th, $1 million tickets were sold at Publix, Port St. Lucie Boulevard, Port St. Lucie. The number of wins was: 6-21-28-49-60, 20 Powerball and 2 Powerplay.

Florida lottery prizes must be charged within 180 days (6 months) of the date of the drawing. To claim a single payment cash option, the winner will be within the first 60 days of the applicable draw date to charge it.

Florida Lottery requires that you request a scratch-off ticket and fast-play game award within 60 days of the official match end date. After the applicable period has passed, related Florida Lottery tickets will expire .”

Are you a winner? This is how you can claim your award

Awards under $599: You will be billed at an approved Florida lottery retailer or Florida lottery district office. All prizes including $1 million and annual payment options: Except for the Mega Millions and Powerball Awards, must be billed at Florida lottery headquarters. At the Florida Lottery District Office.

If the prize is less than $250,000, you can also request a prize by mail. Use the required documentation to mail your ticket to the Florida lottery.

What is your average chance of winning Powerball?

According to Powerball.com, players have a 1 in 292.2 million chance to match all six numbers. Prizes range from $2 to the grand prize jackpot.

Can Florida lottery winners remain anonymous?

The winners will not remain anonymous, according to the Florida Lottery website. “Florida law requires that Florida lottery provide information including information such as the winner’s name, city of residence, game victory, date and amount.”

However, according to the site, “names of lottery winners who claim prizes of $250,000 or more will be temporarily exempt from the publication for 90 days from the date on which the award is being charged, unless the winner is otherwise exempt. “It will be done.”

Lottery experts and lawyers say there is a way to stay anonymous if you win.

When will the Florida lottery picture be held?

Powerball: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 10pm. Mega Million: Tuesday and Friday at 11pm. Florida Loto: 11:15pm Wednesday and Saturday. Fantasy 5: Pop daily at 1:05pm and 11:15pm: Daily at 8:45am, 11:45am, 2:45pm, 6:45pm 11:45pm pumpick 2, 3, 4 and 5: Daily at 1:30pm and 9:45pm

Contributors: Jennifer Sangaran, Lyana Norman, USA Today Network-Florida