Mega Millions jackpot hits $416M for Feb. 20. See winning numbers.
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The Mega Millions jackpot stands at $416 million for the Friday, Feb. 20 drawing. Find out how to play and when to check the winning numbers.
The Mega Millions jackpot continues to rise ahead of the Friday, Feb. 20 drawing, now reaching $416 million with a cash value of $193.1 million.
If someone were to get lucky tonight and win the jackpot, they’ll have two options: take home a one-time, lump-sum cash payment or receive an immediate payment followed by annual checks, each 5% larger than the previous year.
According to the Mega Millions game, only 28 out of the 45 states that participate in the lottery have been lucky enough to win the jackpot. The largest Mega Millions jackpot was won in Florida back in 2023, when one lucky player took home $1.602 billion.
The top five states with the most winners include New York, California, New Jersey, Ohio and Michigan. With that in mind, here is what to know about Friday’s drawing.
USA TODAY will post the winning Mega Millions numbers for Feb. 20 after drawing at 11 p.m. ET.
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