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Double Play

Latest draw · Saturday, July 4, 2026

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Double Play Payout Chart

Every Double Play prize tier in Florida — prize amounts, odds of winning, and long-run payback. Updated automatically from the latest official prize structure.

Ticket cost
Ways to win
9
Any-prize odds
1 in 24.7
Top prize odds
1 in 292,201,338
Double Play — standard play 9 tiers
MatchPrizeOdds of winning
5 numbers + Powerball $10,000,000 1 in 292,201,338
5 numbers $500,000 1 in 11,688,054
4 numbers + Powerball $50,000 1 in 913,129
4 numbers $500 1 in 36,525
3 numbers + Powerball $500 1 in 14,494
3 numbers $20 1 in 580
2 numbers + Powerball $20 1 in 701
1 number + Powerball $10 1 in 92
Powerball only $7 1 in 38

Is Double Play worth playing? The payback

Payback (incl. jackpot)
Return per $1 (fixed prizes)
$0.536
Jackpot odds
1 in 292,201,338

Payback = expected return per ticket ÷ ticket price, using published odds and current prize amounts (the jackpot changes each draw). It's a long-run statistical average, not a prediction.

How the Double Play payout chart works

Each row shows what you win for a given match and how likely it is (the odds of winning). The more numbers you match, the bigger the prize. The top prize is a fixed amount, while the lower tiers usually pay fixed amounts. To take home a prize, match your numbers to the drawn numbers and check this chart.

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Double Play payout FAQ

What is the top prize in Double Play?

The top Double Play prize is $10,000,000. The odds of winning it are 1 in 292,201,338.

What are the overall odds of winning any Double Play prize?

The overall odds of winning any prize in Double Play are about 1 in 24.7, across 9 prize tiers.

How much do you win for matching Powerball only in Double Play?

Matching Powerball only in Double Play pays $7.

Prizes and odds are set by the official Florida lottery and may change. Always verify with the official source before claiming.