What are the luckiest states to play the Powerball in? Has a jackpot winner ever come for your state? Here's what you need to know.

The Powerball began back on April 22, 1992 with 14 states and the District of Columbia. It has since grown to 48 lotteries participating. Five states do not offer Powerball: Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah.

The Powerball jackpot has been hit nearly 200 times. Thirty-nine state lotteries and Washington DC and Puerto Rico have had multiple jackpot winners while four states and the Virgin Islands have yet to have a winner.

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Luckiest Powerball states

Here's a look at the states that have won the lottery, according to Powerball:

• Indiana: 39

• Missouri: 31

• Minnesota: 22

• Wisconsin: 19

• Pennsylvania: 19

• Kentucky: 18

• Louisiana: 17

• Florida: 17

• Arizona: 14

• California: 14

• Kansas: 12

• New York: 12

• New Hampshire: 11

• New Jersey: 11

• Washington, DC: 11

• Nebraska: 10

• Delaware: 10

• Connecticut: 9

• West Virginia: 9

• Iowa: 9

• Rhode Island: 8

• Tennessee: 7

• South Carolina: 7

• Georgia: 6

• Michigan: 6

• Oregon: 6

• New Mexico: 5

• North Carolina: 5

• Idaho: 5

• Massachusetts: 4

• Oklahoma: 4

• Montana: 4

• Ohio: 4

• South Dakota: 3

• Colorado: 3

• Maryland: 3

• Washington: 3

• Texas: 2

• Illinois: 2

• Puerto Rico: 2

• Virginia: 2

• Arkansas: 1

• Vermont: 1

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Unluckiest Powerball states

Only five lotteries have yet to have a Powerball winner.

• North Dakota: 0

• Maine: 0

• Virgin Islands: 0

• Mississippi: 0

• Wyoming: 0

This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Powerball jackpot winners are buying tickets in these states