For only the fourth time in a little more than four years, the Mega Millions jackpot has topped $1 billion.

After no ticket matched all six numbers drawn Friday night – white balls 3, 20, 46, 59 and 63, plus the gold Mega Ball 13 – the jackpot for the next drawing on Tuesday, Jan. 10, is currently estimated at $1.1 billion. If won at that amount, it would be the third largest jackpot in the game’s history and fifth largest lottery jackpot overall. You can go here to see where to buy Mega Millions tickets.

Cash payout for the lottery is $568.7 million. The only Mega Millions jackpots larger than Tuesday’s estimated $1.1 billion are the game’s record of $1.537 billion, won in South Carolina in October 2018 and $1.337 billion won in Illinois last July 29.

The current jackpot has rolled over 24 times since a $502 million prize was won on Oct. 14. It was split by a two ticket holders — one in Florida and one California. Six Mega Millions jackpots were awarded in 2022, ranging from $20 million in Tennessee to that $1.337 billion in Illinois, and everything in between. The most recent jackpot win was at $502 million, shared by winning tickets in California and Florida on Oc. 14.