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Wisconsin Lottery

The Wisconsin Lottery was founded in 1988 with the first lottery sales on September 14th. Soon enough the Wisconsin Lottery joined the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) in order to be able to offer its region games like Powerball and the big prizes attached to it. From the day of the first lottery game up to date the Wisconsin Lottery raised more then billion for good causes in all in favor of the people of Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Lottery offers a variety of games including the Powerball, Megabucks, SuperCash!, Pick 3, and Pick 4 but also games like scratch cards and Pull-Tabs. The Government of Wisconsin owns the Wisconsin Lottery and all revenues are directed to programs and projects for the benefit of the people. The income from lottery sales is distributed in such manor that 56% is paid as prize money, 31% is paid back as Property Tax relief, 7% Operating expenses and 6% as Retailers fee.

Before the modern lottery tickets were sold in Wisconsin people tied their luck at the reservation stores at Oneida Nation land. They offered mainly games like Big Green (previously known as pick 6 from 36). In addition they also offered a television game on the local Green Bay channel.

Games

The most famous game offered by the Wisconsin Lottery as part of the MUSL is the Powerball. In April 19th, 1992 the game replaced the known Megabucks America. Picking 5 numbers ranging from 1 to 55 and an additional Powerball between 1 and 39 is how the game is played. Only guessing right all 6 numbers will guarantee the player the winning of the jackpot. Additionally the player may buy the "Power Play" option for an extra buck, which is only valid for all prizes aside from the first place prize. Power Play is a multiplier ball between 2 and 5 allowing all of the above mentioned prize money to be multiplied by the number drawn. Powerball is played twice per week on Wednesday and Saturday.

Megabucks is a simple lottery game of 6 numbers out of 49. It is played twice per week on Wednesday and Saturday. The minimum to play is two games for a Dollar. The jackpot is paid as an annuity in 25 payments or an equivalent single sum. The jackpot is won when all 6 numbers are matched correctly. Second place prize for guessing 5 out of 6 numbers pays 0. Matching 4 numbers awards and 3 number award .

SuperCash! Is a lottery-based game played daily with a constant jackpot of 0,000 for ticket. Just pick 6 numbers between 1 and 39, if all 6 numbers are guessed correctly then the jackpot with a 0,000 value is won. A Doubler add-on is available for no extra money allowing all prizes, except for the jackpot, to be doubled if the Doubler is drawn.

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The Wisconsin Lottery offers a variety of scratch cards and pull-tabs all with immediate winnings for the player's pleasure. No longer waiting for the draw being once per week but rather get the money on the spot. Whether it is for or up to a ticket there are loads of prizes to be won. First prize money can reach up to 0,000 cash money with no required waiting.