GEORGETOWN, Del.- The Delaware Lottery has confirmed that a ticket worth $1 million from the Monday, Nov. 2, Powerball drawing was sold at the Georgetown Redner's grocery store. As of Wednesday, the prize remains unclaimed.
The winning ticket matched all five white balls but missed the Powerball number, earning the $1 million prize.
Monday’s winning white ball numbers were 7-23-29-64-66.
While no one won Monday’s $804 million Powerball jackpot, the Georgetown ticket is the latest major lottery win in Delaware this year.
In April, a Powerball ticket worth $231 million was sold at the Acme in Middletown.
Another ticket worth $2 million was sold at Boyds Corners Liquors on Jan. 7. That prize also remains unclaimed, and under Delaware law, the ticket holder has until Jan. 7, 2027, to claim the winnings.
The Georgetown prize marks the third major lottery win in Delaware this year.
