The Powerball jackpot reached $674 million after no winner on October 21.
No ticket matched all six numbers. The numbers were 1, 21, 44, 50 and 57, with Powerball 5.
Tickets in Ohio and Pennsylvania matched five balls and won $2 million each with the Power Play.
A New Jersey ticket also matched five white balls and won $1 million.
The winner can take the full $674 million over 30 years, or one cash payment now.
The one-time cash option is $283.9 million before taxes, according to Powerball.
The lottery withholds 24 percent for federal taxes right away, like tax on a paycheck.
The top federal rate is 37 percent. The winner would keep about $178.8 million after federal taxes.
The 30-year annuity would pay about $22.5 million a year before taxes, or $14.15 million after.
Most states tax lottery winnings. Florida, Texas and California do not tax Powerball winnings.
The next drawing is Saturday at 10:59 PM ET. Tickets cost $2. The odds are 1 in 292.2 million.
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