Ohio Powerball winners September 7 got one clear result: no one took the $189 million jackpot in the Monday, Sept. 7, 2026 Powerball drawing, but one ticket still returned a $150,000 prize. For Ohio players checking the numbers, that was the largest payout in the drawing.
In all, 391,891 winning tickets were sold and players shared $3,077,105 in prizes. The next drawing is set for Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, when the jackpot will be $207 million with a $89.3 million cash option.
Power Play lifts one prize
The $150,000 prize came from a familiar structure in the game: seven players matched four white balls and the Powerball to win $50,000, and one of those tickets also played Power Play and tripled the payout. That is the difference between a standard mid-tier win and the biggest prize in this drawing.
For a player who matched that combination, Power Play changed the result immediately. The base $50,000 prize became $150,000 without changing the underlying match pattern, which is why the highest payout in the drawing did not come from the jackpot pool at all.
Jackpot rolls to $207 million
No one matched all five white numbers to win the $1 million prize either, so the top end of the drawing stayed empty while smaller prizes still added up. The game's structure is simple enough for players to follow: five white numbers are chosen from 1 to 69 and one red ball from 1 to 26, with odds of 1 in 292 million for the jackpot.
Those odds are part of why rollover drawings keep drawing attention. A $2 ticket bought a chance at the jackpot and at the lower-tier prizes that made up the 391,891 winning tickets in this drawing.
What Ohio players check next
Drawings take place every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday night at 10:59 p.m. ET, so the practical next step for anyone holding a ticket is to compare the numbers before the Wednesday drawing. The larger jackpot and the $89.3 million cash option will be the figures that matter most to players deciding whether to keep playing or cashing in smaller wins.
Which Ohio player or retailer sold the $150,000 ticket was not identified in the available results, but the payout itself is already set: one Power Play ticket turned a $50,000 base prize into $150,000, and the jackpot moved on without a winner.
