A world record jackpot of $2.04 billion was won in the Monday, Nov. 7, Powerball drawing.* The 41-drawing streak has concluded with a jackpot winner in the state of California and more than $10.8 million in prizes for Missouri Powerball players.

In the most recent drawing, Missouri Lottery players won a combined $3.2 million in Powerball prizes, including two $1 million winning tickets, a $100,000 winner and six tickets worth $50,000 each:

“This has been a truly historic Powerball jackpot,” said Lester Elder, executive director of the Missouri Lottery. “We got to add four new “Match 5” millionaires to our rosters during this run.”

Since the jackpot began building in early August, an additional 27 Missouri Lottery players also won $50,000 base prizes by matching four white-ball numbers along with the Powerball number drawn.

“The jackpot wasn’t won in Missouri, but there are eight other prize tiers, so check your tickets carefully to see if you won one of the other prizes,” he added, noting that Missouri education also comes out a winner.

“We sold just shy of $51 million in Powerball tickets during this jackpot run,” he said. “That means we’ll be able to provide approximately $20.5 million to public education programs in Missouri from sales of this game alone.”

Missouri businesses also earned more than $2.5 million from selling Powerball tickets during this time.

The winning numbers from the Nov. 7 drawing were 10, 33, 41, 47 and 56, and the Powerball number was 10. Players have exactly 180 days from the drawing – until May 6, in this case – to claim their prizes.

*Due to a technical issue, the Powerball drawing was delayed Monday night and performed this morning at 7:57 a.m.