Tuesday Mega Millions Drawing Awards $4M to Florida Player

Yesterday’s Mega Millions drawing has once again seen players fail to win the game’s highly coveted top prize. While the nine-figure jackpot remains elusive, one player almost won after matching the five white numbers. Thanks to their 4x multiplier, the ticket-holder will receive a prize of $4 million instead.

Florida Player Won a Seven-Figure Prize

The Tuesday Mega Millions drawing tempted players with a jackpot of $346 million with a cash option of $153.8 million. While this life changing sum remained unconquered several players won smaller, albeit still significant, prizes.

The winning Mega Million numbers drawn on June 2, 2026, were 15, 26, 43, 48, and 60, plus the gold Mega Ball 12.

While the winning combination did not match any existing tickets, a few came close. The most notable of these was a ticket purchased in Florida, which matched the five white numbers. Since the ticket had the 4x multiplier, the player is eligible to claim a Match 5 prize of $4 million.

Additionally, six others won various prizes after matching four white numbers plus the gold Mega Ball. Four of those won $20,000 each on 2x multiplier. Another one scooped up a $30,000 prize due to their 3x multiplier, while a player with a 10x multiplier took home $100,000.

After remaining unclaimed yet again, the Mega Millions jackpot has now reached $368 million with a cash option of $163.6 million. The next drawing will take place this Friday.

The $4M Win Comes in the Wake of Slower Drawings

In other news, the May 29 drawing awarded no Match 5 prizes. However, eight players won various third-tier prizes after matching four numbers plus the Mega Ball. One of them took $100,000 due to their 10x multiplier.

The drawing prior to that also saw no one win a seven-figure prize or higher, although five players won various five-figure prizes after matching four white numbers and the Mega Ball.

In the meantime, the Oregon Megabucks game just made two people millionaires after two jackpot-winning tickets were sold in two separate shops. One ticket was sold in Albany, and the other in Portland.