Saturday's draw left the $124.9 million jackpot unclaimed, which means that the prize is a hefty $142 million for Wednesday.

The winning numbers for Saturday's Powerball draw are: 6, 10, 51, 54 and 57. Powerball is 12, Power Play is 2.

According to the Powerball website, although there is no jackpot winner and no Match 5 Powerplay winners, there were three winning tickets for Match 5.

"There were three tickets that won the $1 Million Match 5 prize. They were from MA, SC, and SD. There were no tickets that added the Power Play to win $2 million," reads an update on the website.

In addition, 553,350 tickets won almost $6.3 million in cash prizes, noted the Powerball website. Based on the list, the most number of winners are from California at 56,080, followed by Florida at 50,986 and New York at 41,696.

Each Powerball ticket costs $2, with an option to use Power Play for an additional $1. In order to win, players must match at least the Powerball to qualify for a prize.

Players who match three winning numbers also win, as well as those who match one winning number and the Powerball and two winning numbers plus the Powerball.

Matching three winning numbers and the Powerball will get you $100. Those who match four winning numbers even without the Powerball will also receive the same $100.

Four winning numbers plus the Powerball entitles players to receive $10,000 while Match 5 is worth $1 million. Depending on the Power Play during the draw, the Match 5 prize is doubled, tripled, quadrupled and so on.

Finally, in order to win the coveted $142 million for the Oct. 29, 2014 draw, players should match all five winning numbers plus the Powerball.

In sum, there are nine ways to win Powerball - with the odds of winning ranging from 1 in 55.41 and 1 in 175,223,510. The overall odds of winning a prize are 1 in 31.85, says the Powerball website. All odds are based on a $2 play, or without using Power Play.

According to Philly.com, the $590.5 million Powerball jackpot, won in May 18, 2013, holds the record for "most cash collected by a single winner." It lands the third spot in Philly.com's list of biggest lottery jackpots in the United States spanning Powerball, Mega Millions and the Big Game.

Those who want to watch the live draw online on Wednesday can do so here. Live draws are also aired on TV. Check here to see which station broadcasts it in your area.