Iowa Powerball X's and O's
Win a starting jackpot worth $1 million or more by matching 8/8 NFL teams in the next Powerball X's and O's draw! This game is like a regular lottery, except it uses NFL teams instead of numbers, and there are lots of second-chance prizes up for grabs. Don't discard those losing tickets just yet!
Latest IA Powerball X's and O's Results
Here are the latest winning Powerball X's and O's teams, as well as an Iowa-specific prize breakdown. How many teams did you match? Four or more, and you've won a prize!
Results for the last 4 weeks
Powerball X's and O's is drawn every Sunday – below, you'll find a selection of older draw results, plus the number of Iowa winners there were in each draw. Some draws seem to be luckier than others!
About Powerball X's and O's in Iowa
Iowa has been competing in Powerball X's and O's since the game launched in September 2026. Players tend to pick their favorite teams or local teams as opposed to random ones – will you be regularly picking the Vikings, Packers, Bears, Chiefs, or all of the above? Iowa is more divided than most states!
How to play Powerball X's and O's in Iowa
This game is simple; don't let the NFL logos fool you. All you need to do is select eight teams, and match as many of the randomly-selected winning teams in the next draw. If you manage to match four or more teams, you've landed a prize. If not, keep hold of your tickets. This game offers lots of second-chance prizes, it's one of the main selling points. Scan losing tickets with the official app to enter.
Claiming prizes in Iowa
Main game prizes up to $600 can be redeemed at any Iowa Lottery retailer. Prizes up to $250,000 can be claimed at IA Lottery claims centers, and any higher than that can only be claimed at the HQ. Most prizes can also be claimed by mail, although this option isn't available for very valuable prizes. You'll have 180 days from the date of the draw in which to claim, or else the ticket will expire.
Procedure for Lost and Damaged Tickets
It's your responsibility to look after your lottery tickets – lost tickets cannot be used to claim prizes, and neither can badly damaged tickets. If your ticket is too badly damaged to cash in at the store, you might still be able to get your prize by contacting the Iowa Lottery. It's recommended for players to sign their lottery tickets, as this prevents prizes from being claimed by anybody other than the signatory.
Taxes due on prizes in Iowa
If you win a big Iowa Lottery prize, you'll need to pay taxes on it. Prizes over $5,000 are subject to a federal tax of 24%, while the state of Iowa levies a 3.8% tax on all winnings over $600 – a pretty average rate compared to all the other state lottery taxes.
