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Hudson Valley Residents Win Big In Powerball Drawing

Three $50,000 Powerball winners were sold in the Hudson Valley, according to Hudson Valley Post. The winning tickets were purchased in Orange and Dutchess counties.

Original reporting · hudsonvalleypost.com

Original: “Three $50K Powerball Winners Sold in the Hudson Valley”

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Three $50K Powerball Winners Sold in the Hudson Valley
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Key points from Hudson Valley Post’s report

  • Three Powerball tickets worth $50,000 each were sold in the Hudson Valley.
  • The winning tickets were purchased in Orange and Dutchess counties.
  • The Powerball jackpot for Monday night's drawing is estimated to be $793 million.
  • Players can participate in Powerball by selecting five numbers and one Powerball number for a $2 ticket.
  • The winning numbers for Saturday night's drawing were 2, 4, 18, 50, 56, and a Powerball of 20.

The Hudson Valley is home to three new Powerball winners, each holding a ticket worth $50,000, Hudson Valley Post reported. These winning tickets were sold after Saturday night's drawing, bringing a significant windfall to the lucky players. Although nobody from the area won the jackpot, the $50,000 prize is a substantial consolation.

The New York State Lottery announced that two of the winning tickets were sold in Orange County, with one purchased at the QuickChek in Middletown and the other at Smokes Four Less in Newburgh. The third winning ticket was sold in Dutchess County at the Beekman Shell gas station in Poughquag.

Each of the three winning tickets matched four of the five white balls drawn, along with the red Powerball, making them worth $50,000 each. The winning Powerball numbers for Saturday night's drawing were 2, 4, 18, 50, and 56, with a Powerball of 20. These numbers brought good fortune to the three Hudson Valley players.

The Powerball jackpot, however, remains unclaimed and continues to grow. The estimated jackpot for Monday night's drawing is $793 million, making it an enticing opportunity for those looking to try their luck. Powerball drawings are held every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday night at 10:59 p.m.

To play Powerball, players select five numbers from a field of one to 69 and one Powerball number from a separate field of one to 26. A standard Powerball ticket costs $2 per play, offering players a chance to win significant prizes. With the jackpot on the rise, interest in the game is likely to increase.

The winners of the $50,000 tickets have not been publicly identified, but they can claim their prizes through the New York State Lottery. As the jackpot continues to grow, more players may be inspired to purchase tickets, hoping to become the next big winner.

The Hudson Valley Post reported the winning tickets were sold at specific locations, which may attract more players to those stores. The Beekman Shell gas station, QuickChek, and Smokes Four Less may see an increase in ticket sales as players look to follow in the footsteps of the recent winners.

Questions and answers

Where were the winning Powerball tickets sold?

The winning tickets were sold in Orange County at the QuickChek in Middletown and Smokes Four Less in Newburgh, and in Dutchess County at the Beekman Shell gas station in Poughquag.

How much is the current Powerball jackpot?

The estimated jackpot for Monday night's drawing is $793 million.

How do players participate in Powerball?

Players select five numbers from a field of one to 69 and one Powerball number from a separate field of one to 26, with a standard ticket costing $2 per play.

Read the full story at Hudson Valley Post More from Tuesday, November 3, 2026’s edition