$900,000 Paid Out in Prizes
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August 6, 2019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
$900,000 Paid Out in Prizes
Five lucky winners claim big prizes last week
MADISON, Wis. – Five Wisconsin Lottery players claimed significant prizes last week, ending July on a high note.
On the lotto side, two players claimed their $100K top prizes in All or Nothing. Brookfield's Deborah Hill, won her prize in July 29's drawing. She matched none of the numbers drawn (5, 6, 8, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22) to win the $100K. Hill bought the winning ticket at Mians Clark Station (12004 W. Greenfield Avenue) in West Allis. Michelle Sharkey of Milwaukee also won All or Nothing's top prize. She matched all 11 numbers (3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, 21) in July 24's drawing. Sharkey bought the winning ticket at Hoops Travel Plaza (636 Hoops Way) in Coloma.
Rustam Azimov of Brooklyn, NY won $100,000 in the July 27 Powerball drawing. Azimov matched 4 of 5 numbers plus the Powerball. Since Azimov also purchased the Power Play prize multiplier feature, the $50,000 prize was automatically multiplied by two; turning the $50,000 ticket into a $100,000 winner. The numbers drawn were 1, 19, 31, 48, 61, PB-6 and PP-2X. Kwik Trip (980 S. Hickory Street) in Fond du Lac sold the winning ticket.
On the instant game side, two crossword players claimed also claimed top prizes. Michael Meyer of Richland Center won Hot Line Crossword's $100,000 top prize. Meyer purchased the winning ticket at Eastside BP (2407 Hwy. 14 E) in Richland Center. There are two remaining top prizes in the game. Dennis McKnight of Sullivan won the $500,000 top prize in $500,000 Crossword. He purchased his ticket at Linmar BP (800 E. Linmar) in Johnson Creek. There are no top prizes remaining in this game.
Odds of winning
All or Nothing's $100,000 top prize are 1 in 352,716; odds of winning the $50,000
Powerball prize are 1 in 913,130; the odds of winning the 2X Power Play are 1 in 1.8; odds of winning $100K in
Hot Line Crossword are 1 in 360,000; and the odds of winning $500,000 Crossword's
top prize are 1 in 106,667.
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