Mass Lottery Powerball: Winning Numbers and Draw Times for Feb. 28, 2026
The Mass Lottery posted the Powerball winning numbers for Feb. 28, 2026: 06-20-35-54-65, with the Powerball drawn as 10 and a Power Play multiplier of 4. The publication of these numbers matters now because they confirm the outcome of the scheduled draw and update players on timing for related statewide and regional games.
Mass Lottery Powerball Numbers and Power Play
The Powerball drawing for Feb. 28, 2026 produced the five white-ball numbers 06, 20, 35, 54 and 65, with the red Powerball equal to 10 and a Power Play setting of 4. Powerball drawings are conducted at 10: 59 p. m. ET on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, so the Feb. 28 set corresponds with the established Saturday draw window.
Publication of the numbers was carried out through an automated results page generated using information from TinBu and a template written and reviewed by a Massachusetts editor. Because the results page draws its data from that feed and template, the posted numbers reflect the official draw feed used in the state’s distribution process.
Players who matched combinations on Feb. 28 should check their tickets against the five white-ball numbers and the Powerball 10, and consider the Power Play 4 when calculating non-jackpot prizes. The Mass Lottery provides payout tables and historical drawing records for Powerball and its other draw games for those assessing prize levels or verifying past entries.
DC Lottery Draws, Daily Schedules and Other Games
Regional draws run on separate schedules: the DC Lottery lists DC 3 and DC 4 drawings at 1: 50 p. m., 7: 50 p. m. and 11: 30 p. m. daily. Those daily windows allow players multiple chances each day to participate in the DC 3 and DC 4 games.
The broader roster of draw-game schedules includes Mega Millions at 11 p. m. ET on Tuesday and Friday; The Numbers Game at 2 p. m. and 9 p. m. ET daily; Megabucks at 9 p. m. ET on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; and Millionaire for Life at 11: 15 p. m. ET every day. The timing of each draw determines when official results are posted and when ticket holders can claim prizes, making the schedule a key operational detail for both players and lottery administrators.
What makes this notable is how standardized draw times compress verification and prize-claim activity into predictable windows: because Powerball and Megabucks share late-evening schedules on certain days, retailers and lottery offices can anticipate spikes in volume immediately after those drawings. That timing matters for ticket validation and for players planning when to check results.
The Mass Lottery and DC Lottery both encourage players to consult official payout and drawing archives to confirm winning combinations and prize amounts. The automated results pages include links and references for checking Powerball payouts, The Numbers Game payouts, Megabucks payouts and Millionaire for Life payouts, allowing participants to compare their tickets with historical records and prize tables.
For anyone following the Feb. 28 Powerball numbers, the immediate step is verification: match the full set of five white balls plus the Powerball to determine jackpot eligibility, then apply the Power Play multiplier of 4 to non-jackpot prizes where applicable. Given the automated publication method, results are available quickly after each scheduled drawing, but players should retain tickets and complete validation through official lottery channels when claiming prizes.
Both Massachusetts and Washington, D. C. maintain their own draw calendars and game lists; players should reference the relevant lottery’s schedule for claim deadlines, payout structures and the precise locations where prizes can be validated and collected.
