The Mega Millions jackpot will continue to climb after the Tuesday night lottery drawing failed to result in a winner. The grand prize was $148 million.

The winning Mega Millions numbers for Tuesday were 33, 35, 44, 55, 69, with a gold Mega Ball of 20. The Megaplier was 3X.

Watch the winning lottery numbers being pulled below.

Following the latest lottery drawing, no players became instant millionaires in the lottery drawing. If a player would have hit the Match 5, they would have won $1 million. If the player hit the Match 5 with the 3X Megaplier, they would have won a $3 million payout.

The next Mega Millions drawing will be worth an estimated $160 million, with a cash option of $115.7 million. The numbers will be drawn on Friday. Even though there were no instant millionaires, there were several other small prizes.

Thirteen players hit the Match 4 plus the gold Mega Ball and won $10,000 each. However, only three players hit the Match 4 plus the gold Mega Ball with a 3X Megaplier purchase, winning $30,000. The other Mega Millions wins from the night ranged between $2 and $1,500.

The latest drawing comes after a man from Washtenaw County, Michigan claimed a ticket for $2 million.

Jeffrey Phillips, 62, managed to match five of the white balls from the Nov. 26 drawing. Since he purchased the 2X Megaplier for an additional $1, his winnings for the night were $2 million.

Mega Millions winners have the option to receive their winnings through a one-time lump sum payment or an annuity.

Those who chose the annuity receive one immediate payment that is followed by 29 annual payments that increase by 5% each year.

A Mega Millions ticket costs $2 per play. Mega Millions can be played in 45 states as well as the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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Lakiesha Deshawn McGhee was arrested after she allegedly stole lottery tickets from the office of Sabrina Renee Dollar, who had just been shot in an armed robbery. In photo: Powerball and Mega Millions lottery tickets are displayed on Jan. 3, 2018, in San Anselmo, California. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images