Powerball lottery alert sees players urged to check tickets after massive $92.2 million jackpot went unclaimed

A life-changing Powerball ticket that includes the right to a $92.2 million payday has remained unclaimed for almost a week since the winning numbers were drawn.

The ticket was sold in the Northeast Kansas on Saturday and contains the winning numbers 7-28-62-6-62 with the power ball 10

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According to the Kansas Lottery, the winner drew the winning numbers from a store in one of 21 counties in northeastern Kansas.

The counties are Marshall, Nemaha, Brown, Doniphan, Riley, Pottawatomie, Jackson, Atchison, Geary, Wabaunsee, Shawnee, Jefferson, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Johnson, Osage, Douglas, Franklin, Miami, Morris and Northern Lyon counties.

The lucky ticket holder can receive an upfront payment of approximately $47.3 million or claim the full $92.2 million in annual payments over 30 years.

The winner can also remain anonymous when claiming the prize.

According to the state lottery department, the multi-million dollar ticket is just one of many unclaimed prizes across the Sunflower State.

There are dozens of unclaimed prizes ranging from just a few thousand to well over $50,000.

Winners have one full calendar year to claim their prize.

Meanwhile the clock is ticking for one Indiana Lottery player who won the $2 million Powerball on June 18th.

The ticket – drawn in Howard County at the McClure Oil gas station – expires on December 15.

The winning numbers in Powerball 25 are 10-19-40-45-58.

Also a clueless one lotto player one Pennsylvania Holders of a Cash 5 ticket drawn last December should be aware that their $1.65 million prize will expire in a few weeks.

The winning numbers were drawn on December 16, 2021 and include the numbers 8, 12, 18, 31 and 35.

Officials said the Cash 5 ticket was sold at Jak Petroleum Company LLC in Armstrong County.

The ticket must be claimed by December 16, otherwise the funds will flow back to the state WATER.