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Scott B. is an infrequent Lottery player, but he likes to play scratch tickets from time to time. The Onalaska resident purchased a $2 Million Royale from a Kwik Trip in Onalaska because he said, "It looked like a fun game to play." Scott won $1,000. When he told his wife about the big win, she thought he was joking. That night, he and his wife celebrated by going to a nice dinner. "Lottery games are fun to play once in a while. I like to dream big and you can't win, unless you play."

Gavin O. walked into the Piggly Wiggly on 158 N. Washington in Lancaster like it was a normal stop at the grocery store. One Powerball ticket later, it became a $50,000 kind of day. The Lancaster resident purchased the largest winning Lottery ticket ever sold by the Lancaster Piggly Wiggly. You might say after this trip to the grocery store, Gavin brought home the bacon.

Jesse L. pulled into True North Energy on 113 S. Wisconsin in Pulaski without knowing he was about to make a very lucky turn. His destination? Millionaire status. Jesse was one of six Wisconsin Powerball players who purchased a winning Powerball ticket that won $1,000,000 or more in the month of April. Talk about a fuel stop with a serious plot twist.😁

Cameron W. turned a family visit into a windfall. A resident of Franklinton, NC, Cameron traveled to the Badger State to catch up with relatives and friends. While he was here, he purchased four ($1) Pick 4 straight play tickets from Kwik Trip on 3721 W. College Ave. in Grand Chute. Cameron won $20,000 ($5,000 on each ticket). Talk about a "straight" shooter! Hope you enjoyed your trip to #WINsconsin Cameron.

Here's proof that the new Wisconsin Lottery Winner Wagon isn't just a catchy name — it’s Nicole M.’s new favorite ride! The Prescott resident won $5,000 by purchasing a Mega Millions ticket from Kwik Trip on 1200 Henry St. in Prescott. As part of her $5 purchase, the ticket included a 10X Multiplier, which turned her $500 win into a $5,000 prize. Nicole went to the Winner Wagon event in Eau Claire to claim her prize. Now that's a road trip that really paid for itself (and then some🥳).

Big win energy incoming! ✨ Dale H. purchased a One and Only Crossword scratcher from Bloomer Cenex on 1300 Main St. and walked away with a cool $100,000. The best part? Instead of traveling to either the Madison or Milwaukee offices to validate his winning ticket, Dale rolled up to the Winner Wagon event in Eau Claire to claim his prize. Now that is a great example of showing up in style!