Indiana Powerball X's and O's
The Indiana Lottery's Powerball X's and O's game gives players the chance to win a starting jackpot of $1 million by matching all 8 of the winning NFL teams in each Sunday draw. Are you a fan? This page shows the latest draw results, Indiana breakdowns, Indiana claiming & tax info, and more.
Latest IN Powerball X's and O's Results
Check below for the latest Powerball X's and O's winning teams, as well as some Indiana-specific draw data. Do you think there will be slightly more Indiana winners when the Colts are one of the winning teams?
Results for the last 4 weeks
Below, you'll find some of the other draw results for the past few weeks, and you can also see the number of Indiana winners for each of them. Use the 'Draw Payouts' button to check a detailed prize breakdown for that draw or visit our Archive Page for older results.
About Powerball X's and O's in Indiana
This multi-state lottery draw game arrived in Indiana in September 2026 with the football season. It's $5 per ticket, with every dollar spent counting towards entries into supplementary prize promos and drawings.
How to play Powerball X's and O's in Indiana
All you need to do is choose 8 of the 32 NFL teams, and wait for the next draw (Sundays, 10:00 ET). It's like a regular lottery, but using the teams instead of numbers, so the winning teams are actually selected totally randomly. Match 4 or more teams to win a prize, and match all 8 teams to win the jackpot.
Claiming prizes in Indiana
If you've won a prize up to $600, you'll be able to claim it at any Hoosier Lottery retailer. Prizes up to $49,999 can be claimed at the Hoosier Lottery Prize Payment Centers in Indianapolis, Mishawaka, or Evansville. For even bigger prizes, get in touch with the Lottery, and they'll advise you on how to claim. If you're out of the state, you can claim prizes up to $49,999 by mail. Winners have 180 days from the date of the draw in which to claim before prizes expire.
Procedure for Lost and Damaged Tickets
If you've lost your lottery ticket, it can unfortunately no longer be redeemed. Signing tickets will prevent people other than you from cashing them in, in case they're stolen. If you've slightly damaged your ticket but it is still legible, you may be able to get a prize still by mailing it to the Hoosier Lottery, but totally destroyed tickets cannot be cashed in.
Taxes due on prizes in Indiana
If you've won a prize greater than $5,000, you'll need to pay 24% federal tax on your winnings – same as every other state. In Indiana specifically, a state tax of 3.23% is retained on all prizes over $1,200. A low percentage compared to most other state taxes, but the prize value threshold is also lower to compensate.
