Saturday Night's Powerball drawing turned out to be a VERY lucky one for seven people in New York.

While no one claimed the $608 million dollar jackpot, the New York State lottery announced that seven tickets sold in New York won the 3rd place prize of $50,000.

Those seven tickets matched four out of five numbers and the Powerball number.

Saturday's Powerball numbers were: 8-11-19-24-46 with the Powerball of 5

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Since no one won the grand prize jackpot, the jackpot has now grown to $638 million dollars for Monday's drawing.

Take a look at the largest lottery jackpots ever won in New York State.

6. $202 Million Dollars

A group of players who played under an LLC named 1937 Flatbush Ave Dodgers LLC won the Powerball prize on June 1st, 2011.

5.$208 Million Dollars

Daniel Bruckner claimed the Mega Millions jackpot winning just a shade over $200 million dollars in December of 2011.

4. $319 Million Dollars

Seven co-workers from Albany pulled their money and had the winning ticket for the Mega Millions. They took home $319 million dollars in 2011.

3. $326 Million Dollars

Harold Diamond held the record for the largest lottery jackpot in New York for seven years. He took home the Mega Millions jackpot in 2014.

2. $432 Million Dollars

This winning Mega Millions ticket was sold in September of 2021. The NY Lottery does not know who owns the tickets.

1. $476 Million Dollars

Johnnie Taylor took home the jackpot from the Mega Millions drawing in April of 2023.

For some insider info, check out what numbers have been picked the most since 2012.

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