Florida Lotto and Powerball Results for May 30, 2026

Drawings held on Saturday, May 30, 2026, resulted in continued rollovers for both the Florida Lotto and Powerball jackpots. The Florida Lotto grand prize reached $29.25 million, while the Powerball jackpot climbed to $172 million [1, 2].

Key takeaways

• The Florida Lotto winning numbers for May 30 were 3-6-7-35-36-39, with Double Play numbers 3-7-15-23-28-44 [1].
• Powerball numbers for the same date were 1-27-35-44-52 with a Powerball of 12 and a 2x Power Play [2].
• Florida law requires the state lottery to release winner information, meaning participants cannot remain anonymous [1, 2].
• Florida Lotto prizes must be claimed within 180 days, with a 60-day window for those choosing the single-payment cash option [1, 2].

Jackpot growth and recent results

The Florida Lotto jackpot has been steadily increasing since it was last won on February 4, 2026, when a ticket sold in Clermont claimed $21.5 million [1]. Following the May 27 drawing, which saw no winner, the prize grew by $1 million to reach its May 30 total [1]. Players have a 1 in 22,957,480 chance of matching all six numbers in the Florida Lotto, regardless of the jackpot size [1]. The next drawing for this game is scheduled for Wednesday, June 3 [1].

Simultaneously, the Powerball jackpot experienced significant growth after no player matched all five numbers plus the Powerball in the May 25 drawing [2]. By May 30, the jackpot reached $172 million, with a cash option of $76.9 million [2]. The odds of winning the Powerball grand prize are 1 in 292.2 million [2]. The next Powerball drawing is set for Monday, June 1, with an estimated jackpot of $180 million and a cash option of $80.4 million [2].

Why it matters

Lottery participants in Florida are subject to state transparency laws, which mandate that the Florida Lottery provide the name, city of residence, game won, and prize amount to any third party who requests the information [1, 2]. While winners of $250,000 or more are granted a temporary 90-day exemption from public disclosure, they cannot remain permanently anonymous [1]. As these jackpots continue to roll over, the Florida Lottery remains a fixture in retail locations across the state, including gas stations, grocery stores like Publix, and many Walmart locations [1].