Wisconsin Lottery Results

Wisconsin Lottery Games

Founded in 1988, the Wisconsin Lottery operates a selection of multi-jurisdictional and locally run games, for multiple opportunities to win significant sums of money every day.

Wisconsin Lottery proceeds are used to fund Property Tax Credits across the state.

Powerball

Powerball is a world-famous lottery renowned for its long odds and often lucrative jackpots.

Powerball tickets cost $2.00, with players choosing five numbers between 1 and 69 plus a Powerball number between 1 and 26. Players can choose their numbers manually or go for a Quick Pick. A Power Play option is also available, costing $1.00 for the chance to multiply non-jackpot prizes by up to 10 times.

Players can add Double Play to their ticket for an additional $1.00 using the same set of chosen numbers, for an extra draw with a $10 million jackpot.

Mega Millions

Mega Millions is another world-renowned lottery that's even harder to win than Powerball, but with a very similar format.

As with Powerball, tickets cost $2.00.

Players must choose five numbers between 1 and 70 and a Mega Ball number between 1 and 25, with a Quick Pick option also being available for random selections. Mega Millions has an additional Megaplier option for $1.00, for the chance to multiply non-jackpot prizes by up to 10 times.

Megabucks

Megabucks is a state lottery that uses the familiar 6 from 49 format. Entry costs just $1.00 for two sets of six numbers from 1 to 49, with Quick Picks available for randomly chosen selections.

Players can add EZ Match for an additional $1.00, for two plays and the chance to win up to $250 on the spot.

SuperCash!

SuperCash! is a straightforward lottery game costing $1.00 for two entries.

Players must choose six numbers from 1 to 39 or can go for a Quick Pick for randomly chosen selections.

Every ticket is automatically eligible for a DOUBLER at no extra cost. This is an additional draw made after the main SuperCash! game, with all non-jackpot prizes paying out twice as much if the DOUBLER is drawn.

All or Nothing

In All or Nothing, players win the jackpot by matching all or none of their selections. Entry costs $2.00.

Participants must choose 12 numbers from 1 to 24 or can go for a Quick Pick for random selections. Various secondary prizes are also available, with players only failing to win a prize if they match five, six or seven numbers.

Badger 5

Badger 5 is a straightforward lottery that costs just $1.00 to enter.

Players must choose five numbers from 1 to 31 or can go for a Quick Pick to enter with randomly chosen selections.

Pick 4

Pick 4 has multiple entry options, with stakes costing $0.50 or $1.00.

Players must choose four numbers from 0 to 9, and because each number is chosen independently, the same number can be chosen repeatedly if desired. Participants then choose whether to bet on matching their numbers in the order drawn or in any order.

Pick 3

Pick 3 has multiple entry options, with stakes costing $0.50 or $1.00.

Players must choose three numbers from 0 to 9, and because each number is chosen independently, the same number can be chosen repeatedly if desired. Participants then choose whether to bet on matching their numbers in the order drawn, in any order, or to split a $1.00 stake equally between both options.

Wisconsin Lottery Game Schedule

The table below provides an overview of the schedule for each Wisconsin lottery game.

Wisconsin Lottery Odds and Jackpots

Although Pick 3 has the best odds, the most lucrative jackpots can be obtained through Mega Millions and Powerball.

Wisconsin Lottery Advance Play Options

All Wisconsin Lottery games have Advance Play options, with the number of draws that can be entered at once being highlighted in the table below.

Wisconsin Lottery Subscription

Although the Wisconsin Lottery does not have a traditional subscription service, players can purchase a 10 Buck Luck ticket at retailers for a Quick Pick entry into all eight lottery games.

Wisconsin Lottery Scratch-Offs

Known as Scratch Games in Wisconsin, scratch-offs can pay out multiple prizes, with jackpots typically being proportional to the cost of the scratch-off itself.

Wisconsin Lottery scratch-offs range inprice from $1.00 to $30, with jackpots ranging from $100 to $1 million!

Lower-priced games have winning odds of around 1 in 4, with more lucrative games having winning odds of around 1 in 3.

Detailed information about scratch-offs, prize tiers, payouts and odds is available on the official Wisconsin Lottery website .

Wisconsin Lottery Tax Information

The tables below highlight taxes payable on Wisconsin Lottery prizes.

Wisconsin Lottery Taxes for U.S. citizens and residents amount to 7.65% on prizes between $2,000 and $5,000, as detailed below.

Wisconsin Lottery Taxes for U.S. citizens and residents amount to 31.65% on prizes over $5,000, as detailed below.

Wisconsin Lottery Taxes for non-U.S. citizens or non-residents amount to 30% on all prizes up to $2,000, as detailed below.

Wisconsin Lottery Taxes for non-U.S. citizens or non-residents amount to 37.65% on all prizes over $2,000, as detailed below.

How to Claim Wisconsin Lottery Payouts

There are multiple ways that winnings can be collected in Wisconsin.

Prizes under $600 can be claimed:

• At Wisconsin Lottery Retailers
• At any Wisconsin Lottery Claim Center
• By mail

Prizes between $600 and $200,000 can be claimed:

• At any Wisconsin Lottery Claim Center
• By mail

Prizes over $200,000 can only be claimed in person at Wisconsin Lottery Headquarters. Players winning such large amounts should call the Wisconsin Lottery to arrange an appointment.

All prizes claimed by mail must include the signed winning lottery ticket and a completed claim form .

How to Contact the Wisconsin Lottery

Which Wisconsin Lottery scratch-off has the biggest jackpot?

Although the value of the most lucrative Wisconsin Lottery scratch-offs change on a periodic basis, the biggest jackpot is typically around $1 million.

Can I buy Wisconsin Lottery tickets online?

No, tickets are only sold at authorized Wisconsin Lottery retailers.

How much tax is paid on Wisconsin Lottery winnings?

Taxation on Wisconsin Lottery winnings depends on player residency and citizenship.

For U.S. citizens and residents, 7.65% state tax is levied on all Wisconsin Lottery prizes between $2,000 and $5,000.

For U.S. citizens and residents, 31.65% tax is levied on all Wisconsin Lottery prizes over $5,000, of which 7.65% is state tax and 24% is federal tax.

Non-U.S. citizens or non-residents pay 30% federal tax on all prizes up to $2,000.

Non-U.S. citizens or non-residents pay 37.65% tax on all prizes over $2,000, of which 7.65% is state tax and 30% is federal tax.

How do Wisconsin Lottery winners get paid?

Some Wisconsin lottery games pay in regular installments or lump sums, while others pay out lump sums only.

How long does it take to receive Wisconsin Lottery winnings?

All prizes claimed in person at Wisconsin Lottery Retailers, Wisconsin Lottery Claim Centers and Wisconsin Lottery Headquarters are typically paid out the same day.

All prizes claimed by mail are processed on receipt, although it may take up to four weeks for checks to be sent out.