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On April 8, 2025, Mega Millions changed its matrix from 5-of-70 plus a Mega Ball of 25 to 5-of-70 plus a Mega Ball of 24. Draws before and after that date are read against different formats, which matters when you check older tickets or browse archives.
Bottom Line: Since the drawing of April 8, 2025, Mega Millions has drawn its Mega Ball from a pool of 24 instead of 25. The five main numbers still come from a pool of 70, and results before that date must be read against the older format.
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Powerball has drawn five main numbers from a pool of 69 and a Powerball from a pool of 26 since the drawing of October 7, 2015. Earlier drawings used different number ranges, so archived results are read against the format in force on their draw date.
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