Wisconsin Lottery
MADISON, WI (WSAU) — It’s last call for someone holding a Wisconsin Lottery ticket worth six figures.
An All-Or-Nothing ticket sold at Pick n Save in Oak Creek won $100,000 on July 29th. But the prize has gone unclaimed, and now the winning ticket holder risks losing the entire prize.
Grand prize winners have 180 days from the drawing to claim their cash. Meaning the prize expires on January 25th. The winning ticket can be validated at either the Madison or Milwaukee Lottery office or by mail, as long as the submission is postmarked by Saturday and arrives within two weeks.
If the prize goes unclaimed, the prize will go into the Lottery’s property tax relief fund.
The Wisconsin Lottery website provides more information on claiming prizes. Players can also download the app to check tickets and view current jackpots.
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