MADISON, WI (WTAQ) — The Wisconsin Lottery office is looking for three people who are owed $100,000 each after hitting the top prize in the All or Nothing game.
Kailey Bender from the Wisconsin Lottery says the new game introduced in April has slightly different rules than your traditional lottery games. Bender explains that “we want to get the message out there that even though the numbers are not showing on your ticket, it could still be a winner because all you have to do is match all of the numbers or none of them.”
She adds that “in the case with the three outstanding tickets, none of the numbers are matched. It’s a different style of play, a different way of thinking, and we want to make sure our players know about that.”
There are unknown winners in Medford and Janesville. The other bought a winning ticket at the Citgo AV Foodmart on Racine Street in Menasha back in July. That person has until January 17th to claim the prize.
Another winner was recently announced in Mukwanago on October 14th.
Bender hopes to reach those who have yet to claim the prize, saying “we want to see our winners get their prizes, so we encourage them to come on in.”
