Four Wisconsin Lottery tickets sold between Friday 9 October and Sunday 11 October have delivered a combined $350,000 in prizes to players across the state.
Three of the winning tickets were worth $100,000 each through Wisconsin’s All or Nothing game, while the fourth won $50,000 in Powerball.
Wisconsin Lottery tickets win $350,000
The first top-prize ticket was bought at the Cenex on John Lindemann Drive, near US Highway 14, in Evansville for Friday’s midday All or Nothing draw. The ticket matched none of the 11 numbers drawn.
Two further $100,000 tickets were sold for Sunday’s midday draw. Both matched all 11 numbers: 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 15, 18, 19, 20 and 21.
One was purchased at the Marathon petrol station near 13th Street and Morgan Avenue in Milwaukee. The other was sold at a Kwik Trip near 113th Street and 28th Avenue in Kenosha, close to Burlington Road and the I-94/I-41 interchange.
All or Nothing is played only in Wisconsin, with a top prize awarded for matching either all or none of the numbers drawn. The game has two draws each day.
The $50,000 Powerball ticket came from the Saturday 10 October draw and was sold at the Kwik Trip at 15870 US Highway 63 in Hayward.
It matched four of the five main numbers – 1, 4, 19, 33 and 51 – as well as the Powerball, 15.
Players have 180 days from the relevant draw date to claim their prizes. The Wisconsin Lottery advises ticket holders to check their numbers through its official app or website before presenting a winning ticket for payment.
