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By Travis Caldwell and Chris Boyette, CNN

An estimated $1.5 billion is in play after Wednesday's Powerball drawing brings no winning tickets



WE SPOKE TO THE EXPERTS TO FIND OUT. WITH NO WINNER OF THE POWERBALL JACKPOT MONDAY, IT NOW GROWS TO AN IMPRESSIVE $1.2 BILLION, THE SECOND LARGEST JACKPOT IN GAME HISTORY AND NOW FOURTH LARGEST IN THE U.S. >> WE ARE ASKING YOU, PLEASE PLAY RESPONSIBLY, HAVE FUN, KEEP A BUDGET AND STAY WITHIN IT. REPORTER: LOTTERY OFFICIALS TELL US THERE HAS BEEN AN UPTICK IN PLAY AROUND THE STATE AND ARE JUST REMINDING PEOPLE TO PLAY WITHIN THEIR MEANS, WHICH RAISES THE QUESTION, WHAT DO YOU DO, IF YOU ACTUALLY WIN? >> THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS, PROTECT A LARGE PART OF THOSE ASSETS RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE. REPORTER: BRIAN KRONEBERGER, A FINANCIAL ADVISOR WITH RBC WEALTH MANAGEMENT, HAS HAD A NUMBER OF LOTTERY WINNING CLIENTS. HE TELLS US, RIGHT NOW, BECAUSE INTEREST RATES ARE SO HIGH, THERE ARE PLENTY OF SAFE PLACES TO PARK THE ESTIMATED $400 MILLION. THAT’S WHAT YOU WOULD GET AS A LUMP SUM AFTER TAXES. KRONEBERGER ALSO SAYS IT IS IMPORTANT TO DO YOUR HOMEWORK TO MAKE SURE YOUR BEST INTERESTS ARE TAKEN CARE OF. >> WE HUMBLE, -- BE HUMBLE, BUT ALSO MAKE SURE THAT YOU SURROUND YOURSELVES WITH GOOD ADVISORS, THOSE ADVISORS, YOU ARE GOING TO LEAN ON A LOT OVER THE YEARS. >> EVERY SEVERAL CLIENTS I’VE HAD WITH A WINNING TICKET, THEY DON’T SLEEP UNTIL THAT WINNING TICKET IS INTENDED TO. REPORTER: ATTORNEY KURT PANOUSES, WHO HAS HAD ALMOST 50 LOTTERY CLIENTS, TWO THAT WON JACKPOTS OVER $1 BILLION, ECHOS THAT ADVICE. AN ESTATE ATTORNEY CAN HELP WITH TAXES AND MAKING SURE ANYONE YOU WANT TO GIVE MONEY TO CAN BE PROTECTED, AS WELL. >> THAT’S GOING TO BE A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY, MORE THAN THEY HAVE EVER USED BEFORE OR HAD ACCESS TO BEFORE. SO THEY MAY SAY, YOU KNOW, I WANT TO SHARE THIS WITH FAMILY MEMBERS, I WANT TO SHARE THIS WITH MY CHILDREN. REPORTER: PANOUSES ALSO RECOMMENDS STORING THE TICKET IN A VERY SAFE PLACE AND TAKING TWO TO THREE WEEKS TO IRON EVERYTHING OUT. IF NO ONE WINS TONIGHT’S JACKPOT, I AND TOLD -- I AM TOLD IT WOULD RULE OVER TO MORE THAN $1.5 BILLION, WHICH COULD MAKE IT THE LARGEST JACKPOT IN U.S. HISTORY. TONIGHT’S DRAWING, RIGHT HERE ON WBAL T

Video above: Lottery players buy tickets as Powerball jackpot growsPowerball players -- your chance at winning "Who Wants to Be a Billionaire" continues for another round.No winning tickets were sold for Wednesday's drawing for a $1.2 billion jackpot. The winning numbers were 2-11-22-35-60 and the Powerball was 23. An estimated $1.5 billion is the new jackpot for the next drawing on Saturday.If one ticket wins and the holder chooses a lump-sum option, the ticket would yield a one-time payment of an estimated $745.9 million, according to a statement from Powerball Thursday morning. An annuity option would spread 30 payments across 29 years.There have been 39 consecutive Powerball drawings since August with no winner, ballooning the jackpot to one of the largest in U.S. history.The record is a $1.586 billion Powerball grand prize shared by winners in California, Florida and Tennessee in January 2016, according to Powerball.In July, a $1.337 billion Mega Millions jackpot was won by a ticket in Illinois. A $1.537 billion Mega Millions prize was claimed in South Carolina in 2019.

Video above: Lottery players buy tickets as Powerball jackpot grows

Powerball players -- your chance at winning "Who Wants to Be a Billionaire" continues for another round.

No winning tickets were sold for Wednesday's drawing for a $1.2 billion jackpot. The winning numbers were 2-11-22-35-60 and the Powerball was 23.

An estimated $1.5 billion is the new jackpot for the next drawing on Saturday.

If one ticket wins and the holder chooses a lump-sum option, the ticket would yield a one-time payment of an estimated $745.9 million, according to a statement from Powerball Thursday morning. An annuity option would spread 30 payments across 29 years.

There have been 39 consecutive Powerball drawings since August with no winner, ballooning the jackpot to one of the largest in U.S. history.

The record is a $1.586 billion Powerball grand prize shared by winners in California, Florida and Tennessee in January 2016, according to Powerball.

In July, a $1.337 billion Mega Millions jackpot was won by a ticket in Illinois. A $1.537 billion Mega Millions prize was claimed in South Carolina in 2019.


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CYNTHIA: BRADLY HANAWA NLTEVER CONSIDERED HIMSELF A LUCKY GUY. HE CAME HOME IN A WHEELCHAIR AFTER SERVING IN AFGHANISTAN. BUT HE THOUGHT HIS LUCK HAD CHANGED WHEN HE FOUND A WINNING LOTTERY TICKET IN HIS WIFE’S R.CA FOR $100,000 >> MY GUT DROPPED, A CHANCE TO HAVE A 100,000 WAS AWESO. CYNTHIA: HE SAYS HIS WIFE CARLA BOUGHT THE TICKET NOVEMBER 26, 2019 AT A QUIK TRIP. THE PROBM,LE THEY DID NOT TRY TO CLAIM THE PRIZE UNTIL FEBRUARY 8, 2021. IT HAD EXPIRED NOVEMBER ,30 2020. >> IT DOESN’T HURT BECAUSE I DIDN’T HAVE THAT MONEY BUT IT HURTS BECAUSE I COULD HAVE HAD THAT MON.EY I HAVE SIX DAUGHTERS. THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN REALLYICE N , TO HELP OUT WITH BILLS AND EVERYTHING ELSE. CYNTHIA HANNAWALT SAYS HIS WIFE : HAD COVID IN NOVEMBER AND ARGUED FOR AN EXTENSION BUT THE LOTTERY DID NOT GRANT EXTENSNSIO SINCE THEY NEVER CLOSED DURING THE PANDEMIC. >> WE FEEL GREAT EMPATHY FOR THOSE FOLKS. BUT IOWA LAW, POWERBALL LAW,HE T ADMINISTRATIVE RULES ARE VERY CLEA ONCE A PRIZE IS EXPIRED, IT CANNOT BE MECLAID. CYNTHIA THE IOWA LOTTERY HAD : ISSUED A STATEWIDE RELSEEA ABOUT THE UNCLAIMED 100 GRAND. >> WE PUT OUT A REMINDER IN THE FINAL WEEK SAYING PLEASEEASE, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR TICKET, LOOK AT HOME, CHECK THE SUN VISOR ON YOUR CAR, IF YOU HAVE A PILE OF TICKETS, CHECK THEM. CYNTHIA: THE HANNAWALTS CHECKED THEIRS TOO LATE BUT INSTEAD OF COUNTING HIS LOTTERY LOSSES, BRADLEY IS NOW COUNTING HIS BLESSINGS. >> IT WAS MONEY I DIDN’T HAVE BUT I HAVE EVERYTHING I WANT. I’M BLESSED TO HAVE 6 HEALTHY KIDS, I’M WALKING AGAIN. WE 'E ’RE ALL HEALTHY AND HAPPY AND WE’RE LOVING LI. FE CYNTHIA: CARLA IS NOT GIVING UP HOPE HER LUCK WITH THE IOWA LOTTERY WILL STRIKE AGN.AI SHE STILL CONTUES INTO BUY 2-3 LOTTERY TICKETS EACH WK. CYNTHIA FODOR, KCCI 8 NEWS, IOWA’S NEWS LEADE R. STEVE: HE HAS A GREAT ATTITUDE. YOU KNOW YOU CAN’T WIN IF YOUE. DON’T PLAY. THE IOWA LOTTERY SAYS EVEN WITH COVID EXTENSIONS IN OTHER STATES THE COUPLE WOULDN’T HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CLAIM THE PRIZE BECAUSE THOSE STATES DON’T ALLOW A

A man found a winning $100K lottery ticket in his wife's car. But it had already expired


What would you do with an extra $100,000? Des Moines resident Bradly Hanawalt said he asks himself that every day after learning too late that he had a winning Powerball ticket. Hanawalt said his wife purchased the winning lottery ticket Nov. 26, 2019, at a QuikTrip. "My gut dropped," he said. "A chance to have $100,000 was awesome."According to Hanawalt, the lottery ticket expired Nov. 30, 2020. He said he tried to claim the prize on Feb. 8, 2021 after finding the ticket in his wife's car."It doesn't hurt because I didn't have that money, but it hurts because I could have had that money," Hanawalt said. "I have six daughters. It would have helped with bills and everything else."Hanawalt said his wife had COVID-19 in November and that he argued for an extension with the Iowa Lottery. The Iowa Lottery did not grant extensions on claiming prize money because the organization did not close during the pandemic."We feel great empathy for those folks (…) but Iowa law, Powerball law … the administrative rules are very clear," said Mary Neubauer, with Iowa Lottery. "Once a prize is expired it cannot be claimed."Neubauer said Iowa Lottery issued a statewide release about the unclaimed Powerball prize before it expired."We put out a reminder in the final week saying, 'Please, please check. Look at home. Check the sun visor on your car. If you have a pile of tickets, check them,'" she said. Despite checking the winning ticket too late, Hanawalt said he is focused on counting his blessings instead of his lottery losses."It’s money I didn't have, but I have everything I want," he said. "I'm blessed to have six healthy kids. I'm walking again. We're all healthy and happy, and we're loving life."Hanawalt said his wife believes luck will strike again and that she continues to buy lottery tickets each week.Watch the video above to learn more about this story.

CLIVE, Iowa —

What would you do with an extra $100,000?

Des Moines resident Bradly Hanawalt said he asks himself that every day after learning too late that he had a winning Powerball ticket.

Hanawalt said his wife purchased the winning lottery ticket Nov. 26, 2019, at a QuikTrip.

"My gut dropped," he said. "A chance to have $100,000 was awesome."

According to Hanawalt, the lottery ticket expired Nov. 30, 2020. He said he tried to claim the prize on Feb. 8, 2021 after finding the ticket in his wife's car.

"It doesn't hurt because I didn't have that money, but it hurts because I could have had that money," Hanawalt said. "I have six daughters. It would have helped with bills and everything else."

Hanawalt said his wife had COVID-19 in November and that he argued for an extension with the Iowa Lottery.

The Iowa Lottery did not grant extensions on claiming prize money because the organization did not close during the pandemic.

"We feel great empathy for those folks (…) but Iowa law, Powerball law … the administrative rules are very clear," said Mary Neubauer, with Iowa Lottery. "Once a prize is expired it cannot be claimed."

Neubauer said Iowa Lottery issued a statewide release about the unclaimed Powerball prize before it expired.

"We put out a reminder in the final week saying, 'Please, please check. Look at home. Check the sun visor on your car. If you have a pile of tickets, check them,'" she said.

Despite checking the winning ticket too late, Hanawalt said he is focused on counting his blessings instead of his lottery losses.

"It’s money I didn't have, but I have everything I want," he said. "I'm blessed to have six healthy kids. I'm walking again. We're all healthy and happy, and we're loving life."

Hanawalt said his wife believes luck will strike again and that she continues to buy lottery tickets each week.

Watch the video above to learn more about this story.



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