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One lucky lottery player in Wisconsin has a lot of reasons to celebrate. To be honest, he has 100,000 reasons to celebrate!
The Wisconsin Lottery announced the newest jackpot winner in the All or Nothing game.
The winning ticket
For this newest jackpot winner, the Wisconsin Lottery shared a photo of Arthur W. holding his check for $100,000. He matched 11 of 11 numbers in the draw game and won the jackpot prize.
The winning ticket was purchased at Kwik Trip #485, located at 6 W. Hidden Trail in Elkhorn.
How to claim a winning ticket in Wisconsin
For those lucky enough to win playing All or Nothing in the Wisconsin Lottery, players have 180 days from the official draw date to claim any prizes.
For a complete description of how to claim your winning ticket and to gain access to downloadable claim forms, visit the Lottery USA website by clicking here and going to the 'Claiming prizes' section.
How to play All or Nothing
If you haven't heard of All or Nothing, it might be because you aren't from that state. This draw game is offered only in Wisconsin. You can purchase tickets for $2 per play, and your odds of winning the $100,000 top prize are 1 in 705,432.
All or Nothing drawings take place twice a day, seven days a week. The midday draw takes place at 1:30 p.m. CT, and the evening draw takes place at 9:00 p.m. CT.
To play this draw game, players need to pick 11 numbers from 1 to 22. If you don't want to select your own numbers and you'd prefer to have the computer generate your numbers for you, just ask the lottery retailer for a Quick Pick.
Once you have the numbers selected, you need to choose what drawing you want to enter — midday, evening, or both — and how many days you want to play those numbers for.
There are eight different prize categories for All or Nothing:
- Match 3 or 8 numbers - Player wins $4
- Match 2 or 9 numbers - Player wins $40
- Match 1 or 10 numbers - Player wins $500
- Match 0 or 11 numbers - Player wins the top prize of $100,000.
The top prize of $100,000 can vary, depending on the number of people that win the top prize in a drawing. If there are 20 or fewer top prize winners, then each winner gets $100,000. However, if there are more than 20 winning tickets in one draw, then the winners will split the $2 million prize pool equally.
Of course, the top prize is won by matching either none of the numbers or all of the numbers. Hence, the name of the game is called All or Nothing.
Enjoy playing the Wisconsin Lottery, and please remember to play responsibly.
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