Win $100,000 playing Wisconsin All or Nothing, the game where you can win without matching anything! Draws take place twice a day and there are several ways to land a prize. Find out the odds and prizes, rules, and more.
The prize structure for All or Nothing rewards you for matching a lot of the winning numbers, or a few of them. There are 22 numbers selected at random in each draw, and the only place you don’t want to be is in the middle. Match eight or more of the 11 numbers, or three or fewer, and you’ll receive a payout.
The following table shows all the prize categories, as well as the odds of winning. The payouts are all fixed amounts.
| Numbers Matched | Payout | Odds of Winning |
|---|---|---|
Match 11 |
$100,000 | 1 in 705,432 |
Match 10 |
$500 | 1 in 5,831 |
Match 9 |
$400 | 1 in 234 |
Match 8 |
$4 | 1 in 26 |
Match 3 |
$4 | 1 in 26 |
Match 2 |
$40 | 1 in 234 |
| Match 1 |
$500 | 1 in 5,831 |
| Match 0 | $100,000 | 1 in 705,432 |
Select 11 numbers from 1 to 22, or ask for a Quick Pick if you would prefer a random selection.
Decide whether to play the Midday draw, Evening draw, or both. You can play up to seven consecutive days (14 straight draws if you play both Midday and Evening).
Check your selections, then pay for your entries before the draw time. All or Nothing costs $2 per play per draw.
The All or Nothing lottery was first played in Wisconsin back on April 7, 2019. In the first two years of the game's debut, over $18 Million in prizes were won! All or Nothing became a quick favorite with Lottery players and from June 14, 2020, the game added a Midday draw to make it drawn twice daily.
Midday draws are held at 1:30 PM CT, and Evening draws at 9:00 PM CT. Ticket sales close immediately before each draw takes place.
No, it stays at $100,000 in every draw.
The top prize is fixed at $100,000 per winner, but there is a $2 million limit on the total prize fund. In the unlikely event that more than 20 tickets win (by matching all or none of the numbers), this $2 million prize pot is split equally between winners.
No, there are no prizes for matching four, five, six, or seven of the winning numbers.
You must be at least 18 years old to buy Wisconsin Lottery tickets.
To claim a prize, you must come forward within 180 days of the relevant draw date.
