$188.9 million is waiting to be claimed, according to Arizona Lottery officials. Wednesday night's winning Powerball numbers were: 6, 8, 13, 37, 40, 11.
The multi-million dollar ticket was sold at the QuikTrip on the southeast corner of Union Hills Drive and 43rd Avenue in Glendale.
"We're hoping that it's one of our regulars," said Javier Diaz, the QuikTrip manager. "This store has been here 10 years. We have a bunch of people who come in all the time. I hope it's one of them."
According to Arizona Lottery, the winner will have two options to collect the money within 180 days. They can choose annuity, meaning they will take installment payments of the $188.9 million over the next 30 years or they can collect $119,993,157 in cash immediately.
"A winning ticket of this magnitude is going to be life changing and extremely beneficial to the state," said Tony Bouie, Executive Director of the Arizona Lottery. "We are so excited to have an Arizona winner and can't wait to award them the prize money."
A new law encourages the winner to stay silent until July 1, should they want to remain anonymous.
The Arizona legislature passed a bill earlier this year shielding the identities of lottery winners for 90 days. It goes into effect next month. If the winner comes forward before then, their name will be in the public record immediately.
No one has come forward yet to claim the winnings.
