Fantasy 5 rolldown produces 10,879 winners sharing $394,665

The Florida Lottery announced today that the Wednesday, April 1, FANTASY 5 drawing resulted in a rolldown. The $394,665.00 prize pool will be shared among the 10,879 winners who correctly matched 4-of-5 or 3-of-5 winning numbers.

The winning FANTASY 5 numbers were:

01 – 02 – 17 – 19 – 32

More than 120,000 other FANTASY 5 players won cash prizes or a free Quick Pick ticket for matching two, three or four numbers. Prize payouts are as follows:

331 players matched four numbers and each won $555.00.

10,548 players matched three numbers and each won $20.00.

109,448 players matched two numbers and each won a free Quick Pick ticket.

FANTASY 5’s EZmatch option produced 16,183 winners with prizes totaling

$51,603.00.

The next FANTASY 5 drawing will be held tonight at 11:15 p.m.

Yesterday’s CASH 3 winning numbers were 7-5-7 for the midday drawing and 4-8-0 for the evening drawing. The PLAY 4 winning numbers were 4-4-6-2 for the midday drawing and 5-1-0-0 for the evening drawing.

Next Florida Lotto jackpots start at $71 million

The winning FLORIDA LOTTO numbers were:

05 – 16 – 18 – 19 – 20 – 37

More than 84,000 FLORIDA LOTTO players won cash prizes for matching three, four or five numbers. Prize payouts are as follows:

77 players matched five numbers, each winning $4,319.50.

4,179 players matched four numbers, each winning $64.50.

80,253 players matched three numbers, each winning $4.50.

FLORIDA LOTTO is Florida’s game of choice, offering players three levels of jackpots to choose from: For $1, the LOTTO base jackpot starts at $3 million and increases with each rollover if no one matches the six-of-six winning numbers; the $2 LOTTO PLUS jackpot starts at $13 million – the base jackpot plus $10 million; and, the $3 LOTTO PLUS jackpot starts at $28 million – the base jackpot plus the $10 million and an additional $15 million.

The next FLORIDA LOTTO drawing will be held on Saturday, April 4, at 11:15 p.m. with jackpots of $71 million, $56 million and $46 million.