Lottery enthusiasts throughout Wisconsin examined their tickets following the Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026 drawings, as state lottery officials released the official winning combinations for a full slate of daily numbers games. The latest results encompass the state's popular short-odds daily options as well as rolling jackpot selections, offering numerous opportunities for participants seeking cash prizes across varying payout tiers.
Leading off the day's events, the Pick 3 game conducted its standard dual-drawing routine. In the midday session, the winning sequence drawn was 3-0-7. Later that evening, the drum produced the combination 0-4-8. Pick 3 remains a staple of the state’s daily offerings, appealing to players looking for straightforward three-digit combinations that can be wagered on straight, box, or straight/box betting structures twice per day.
The higher-odds Pick 4 game also saw action during both its afternoon and night segments. Midday ticket holders saw an unusual sequence containing triple digits, as the numbers 8-8-8-5 were officially drawn. The evening draw followed up with a distinct combination of 0-7-5-1. With higher fixed returns than its three-digit counterpart, Pick 4 continues to draw sustained attention among daily numbers players across the Badger State.
Participants in the All or Nothing game faced two separate opportunities to match—or completely miss—the drawn numbers to secure a payout. During the midday drawing, the winning eleven-number combination was established as 01-03-04-07-09-13-14-18-20-21-22. In the evening session, the drawn lineup shifted slightly to 01-03-04-06-07-09-11-13-14-20-21. The game offers a unique gameplay mechanic where players who match all eleven numbers or none of the eleven numbers can capture top prize payouts.
In the state-exclusive daily jackpot category, the Badger 5 drawing concluded with the winning series 09-10-19-22-24. Badger 5 features a rolling jackpot that starts at a baseline amount and grows each day until a winning ticket successfully matches all five drawn digits. Because drawings take place every evening, it ranks among the most consistently watched in-state lottery events for players tracking accumulated jackpot amounts.
Rounding out the Tuesday evening drawings was SuperCash, another signature Wisconsin Lottery game. The winning line selected on Sept. 15 was 11-14-23-30-34-37. In addition to the primary six numbers, the SuperCash Doubler feature was revealed as "N," signifying that the multiplier feature was not activated for this specific drawing cycle, leaving non-jackpot base prizes at standard payout levels.
Following the announcement of these results, lottery officials encourage all participants to double-check their physical tickets and familiarize themselves with the state's standard redemption protocols. The procedure for claiming prizes depends entirely on the monetary amount won, dividing payouts into distinct tiers to ensure secure and orderly processing.
For minor winnings up to $599, ticket holders can claim their cash directly at any authorized Wisconsin Lottery retail location. Retailers across the state are equipped to validate winning tickets through lottery terminal systems and issue immediate cash or check payouts, subject to individual store cash availability policies.
Winners holding tickets worth between $600 and $199,999 must follow formal claiming channels. These mid-tier prizes can be processed in person at an official Wisconsin Lottery office. Alternatively, winners may choose to submit their claim by mail. To do so, claimants must sign the back of the winning ticket and mail it alongside a completed official claim form to the Wisconsin Lottery Prizes office at PO Box 777, Madison, WI 53774.
For top-tier fortunes involving prizes of $200,000 or greater, the Wisconsin Lottery mandates that claims be presented in person at the central Lottery headquarters located in Madison. Because of the substantial administrative and security verifications involved in large jackpots, claimants are required to contact the Madison office in advance at 608-261-4916 to schedule their appointment before arriving.
Winners must also keep in mind state regulations regarding public disclosure. Under Wisconsin’s open records statutes, lottery winners cannot remain entirely anonymous. Upon formal public records request, the Wisconsin Lottery is legally obligated to disclose the winner's full name and city of residence. Additional personal details, such as street addresses or contact information, remain confidential unless the winner explicitly consents to further release.
To assist players with routine tracking, the Wisconsin Lottery maintains a rigorous, regular schedule of daily and multi-state drawings. Daily midday sessions for Pick 3, Pick 4, and All or Nothing are held every afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Central Time. Evening drawings for Pick 3, Pick 4, All or Nothing, Badger 5, and SuperCash take place at 9:00 p.m. Central Time every night of the week.
In addition to the daily rotation, Wisconsin participates in multi-state jackpot games and semi-weekly state draws that feature massive potential rewards. Megabucks holds its drawings at 9:00 p.m. Central Time every Wednesday and Saturday. The multi-state Powerball drawings are scheduled for 9:59 p.m. Central Time on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday evenings, while Mega Millions conducts its nationwide drawings at 10:00 p.m. Central Time on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Lottery officials consistently advise ticket buyers to sign the back of every purchased slip immediately to protect ownership in the event of loss or theft. Players are encouraged to monitor verified lottery resources for complete payout distributions, verify draw histories, and participate within their personal gaming budgets.
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