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Georgia Mega Millions | Winning numbers for Friday's drawing

The expected next jackpot is $650 million.

ATLANTA — No one won the jackpot in Georgia's Mega Millions drawing on Friday night, but someone did wake up $40,000 richer. 

The Mega Millions winning numbers were 15, 33, 37, 55 and 61, with a yellow "Mega Ball" number of 24. The "Megaplier" in effect was 4x. 

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According to the Mega Millions website, there was no jackpot winner across the country for Friday night's drawing. That means the expected next jackpot is $650 million for the drawing that will take place on Tuesday night, March 5, at 11 p.m. ET.

Here's a look at Georgia winnings from Tuesday night's drawing:

Georgia Mega Millions winnings from Friday, March. 1

  • $40,000: 1 winner
  • $2,000: 6 winners 
  • $800: 14 winners 

What are my chances of winning the Mega Millions?

The game's odds are 1 in 302.6 million. Lucky winners can choose an annuity with annual payments over 29 years. Winners almost always take the cash option.

How to play 

According to the Georgia Lottery website. 

  1. Choose five (5) numbers from (1 through 70), then select a Mega Ball number from (1 through 25) or use the Quik Pik option and let the computer select for you.
  2. Select the number of plays you would like to play (up to 5). Each play is $2.
  3. Select the number of consecutive drawings you would like to play. You can play the same numbers for up to 26 drawings.
  4. Optional Play: Add Megaplier for an extra $1 to increase your winnings up to $5 million!
  5. Sign the back of your ticket upon purchase and secure your ticket.
  6. Want to see if you’re a winner? Check out the Georgia Lottery app, galottery.com or visit a retailer to find out. You have up to 180 days from the drawing date to claim your prize.

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