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Delaware Lottery Announces Powerball, Play 3 Day Winning Numbers for June 15, 2026
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The Delaware Lottery drew Powerball numbers 25, 55, 57, 60, 62 with a Powerball of 23 and a 2X Power Play multiplier on June 15, 2026, according to Delaware Online. The estimated jackpot stood at $283 million as an annuity, or $125.4 million as a lump-sum cash option. No jackpot winner has been announced.
The Play 3 Day drawing, held earlier in the afternoon, produced the winning numbers 3-0-4, according to Delaware Online. A secondary Powerball Double Play draw produced numbers 22, 23, 28, 32, and 68, with a Double Play Ball of 21.
How the June 15 Drawings Unfolded Hour by Hour
The day's lottery schedule followed a strict timeline. Play 3 Day ticket sales closed at 1:40 PM, and the draw took place at 1:58 PM at a secure state facility. Results went live on the Delaware Lottery's official platforms by 2:30 PM, according to Delaware Online.
Powerball ticket sales in Delaware closed at 9:45 PM. The Powerball and Double Play drawings were then held at 10:59 PM in Tallahassee, Florida, under oversight from the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) — the nonprofit that runs Powerball across 48 states. Automated results from the TinBu data service went live on regional news sites by 11:30 PM.
Delaware Winners Can Stay Anonymous, No Matter the Prize
Delaware is one of a small number of fully anonymous lottery states. Under state law — specifically 29 Del. C. § 4818 — lottery staff cannot share a winner's name, address, or any other personal detail without written permission from the winner, according to Delaware Online. This applies to any prize amount, large or small.
This privacy rule makes Delaware attractive to big-jackpot buyers from nearby states like Pennsylvania and Maryland, where disclosure rules are stricter. If the $283 million Powerball jackpot rolls over to the Wednesday, June 17 drawing, analysts expect cross-border ticket purchases to rise sharply.
How to Claim a Winning Ticket in Delaware
The Delaware Lottery uses a tiered system for prize claims. Winners can redeem tickets worth up to $599 at any of Delaware's 600-plus licensed lottery retailers. Prizes between $600 and $5,000 must be claimed at a redemption center in Wilmington or Georgetown, or at the main lottery office in Dover, according to Delaware Online.
Prizes above $5,000 — including any Powerball jackpot share — must be claimed in person at Delaware Lottery Headquarters, located at 1575 McKee Road in Dover. Winners need a photo ID and Social Security card. All tickets are valid for one year from the drawing date. After that, unclaimed prize money goes back to the State Lottery Fund.
Lottery Pumps Hundreds of Millions Into Delaware's State Budget
The Delaware Lottery contributed $245.9 million to the state's General Fund in fiscal year 2024, according to state lottery records cited by Delaware Online. That money funds public education, health services, and public safety. State officials call the lottery the fifth-largest source of revenue for Delaware, contributing more than $6 billion to public coffers since it launched in 1975.
In March 2026, Delaware's Economic and Financial Advisory Council raised its lottery revenue forecast by $9 million for the current fiscal year. Large jackpots like the current $283 million Powerball pot tend to drive a 15 to 20 percent surge in ticket sales in the 48 hours before a draw — giving the state's budget a short-term boost each time excitement builds.
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