How to Enter
LAST DAY TO CLAIM PRIZES FOR SCRATCHERS GAMES. Scratchers games end on a regular basis. You have 180 days from a game’s end date to collect prizes, known as the Last Day to Claim Prizes. Second Chance drawings and promotions from the Florida Lottery allow players to enter non-winning tickets or vouchers for an opportunity to win great prizes! Get started now.
Collect at least $5 worth of eligible non-winning Wisconsin Lottery scratch and/or lotto tickets for which the prize claim period has not expired. Check the instant tickets that are expiring.
Scratch tickets are valid for 180 days from the game end.
Lotto tickets are valid for 180 days from the draw date.
On at least one ticket, place your full name, address, and phone number. Each entry should clearly state one person's name and address. Mailing labels are acceptable.
Put at least $5 worth of eligible tickets in on envelope no larger than 4.5 inches by 9.5 inches.
Mail envelope to: Super 2nd Chance PO Box 77006Madison, WI 53707-1006
Tickets exceeding $5 qualify as a single entry.
Example: One $10 ticket would be mailed in a single envelope for one entry.
One envelope equals one entry and is valid for a single drawing.
Players may enter as many envelopes containing at least $5 worth of eligible tickets as they choose, but each envelope must be mailed separately. Players may not win more than once in the same drawing.
Every Thursday, 10 eligible winners are drawn. Each of the 10 winners will received $1,000.* Entries not selected are destroyed weekly.
Super 2nd Chance Drawing may be cancelled by the Lottery. See Super 2nd Chance Drawing Features and Procedures for details.
Winners are posted weekly at wilottery.com and notified via the mail.
Please click features and procedures for more details regarding this game.
*Odds of winning a Super 2nd Chance prize are dependent on the number of entries received. Approximately 50,000 entries per week.
- Second Chance Drawings
Second chance drawings let players turn in non-winning tickets for lottery and instant win games for the chance to win a prize. While cash is the most common prize, many state lotteries offer fun gadgets, gifts and experiences to those who are chosen to win prizes.
Draw games are getting in on the fun as well and are offering second chance prizes that rival the regular cash on offer. Monopoly Millionaires' Club, a new interstate lottery game, lets players submit their non-winning tickets to their state lotteries for the chance to appear on a live game show in Las Vegas.
These special drawings are a great chance to try your luck again after buying an instant win game that turns out to be a dud. Hold on to those pieces of paper, as they could net you a serious windfall, tickets to see your state's football team, gift cards and so much more!
How Do Second Chance Drawings Work?
Players submit details from their non-winning tickets to the state lottery, such as the printed code on the back of instant tickets. You may need to establish a personal account on your state lottery's website if you want to take part in one of these drawings. This ensures that the ticket is being submitted from a state resident, which helps keep the system as fair as possible.
State lotteries will send winners an email after the drawing has taken place asking them to check their account. The player can then log in and start the process of redeeming their prize.
There may be limits on how many entries you can make for a specific game. Read the rules of every second chance drawing carefully and contact your state lottery officials if you have any questions.
Rules
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As with all U.S. lotteries, you need to meet the age requirements for playing lottery games in your state.
Always remember that you have to submit your losing instant win game to your state lottery. No one can do it for you, and there's no system in place where lottery officials will record the details of all the losing tickets sold everywhere in the state and then pick you at random. As with regular lottery games, you have to be in it to win it!
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Anyone who tries to tell you that you've won a second chance drawing that you never entered is trying to set you up as the target for a scam. Read the scams page to learn more about how to protect yourself from fraudsters.