Mega Millions Climbs to $529 Million for Tuesday’s Draw
America’s Mega Millions jackpot is on a run of its own. Friday’s Mega Millions jackpot draw — 27, 34, 44, 53, 64 with Mega Ball 1 — saw no ticket match all six numbers, so the $505 million jackpot rolled over. Tuesday 10 November’s draw is now worth an estimated $529 million, with a cash option of $224.2 million.
More than 300,000 tickets won smaller prizes in Friday’s draw alone, so Friday’s players should check every line, not just the jackpot tier. Since the game’s April 2025 relaunch, every $5 ticket carries a built-in multiplier, which boosts non-jackpot prizes automatically.
The next Mega Millions jackpot draw is held on Tuesday at 23:00 Eastern Time. Mega Millions is played in 45 US states plus Washington, D.C., and the US Virgin Islands; tickets cannot legally be bought from outside the United States through the official game. See the draw schedule for this week’s Mega Millions draws.
If no one wins Tuesday’s Mega Millions jackpot, it will keep building towards the game’s record territory — the Mega Millions record stands at $1.6 billion, won in Florida in 2023.
What to do before Tuesday’s Mega Millions jackpot draw
- Friday players: check your ticket against 27, 34, 44, 53, 64 and Mega Ball 1, including the smaller tiers.
- Sign the back of a paper ticket and keep it safe until you have checked it.
- Confirm any win with your state lottery before claiming.
Sources: Mega Millions official results and jackpot notices (megamillions.com); state lottery reports.