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Over $2.6 Million in Wisconsin Unclaimed Lottery Money Remains Unclaimed

Over $2.6 million in unclaimed lottery money went unclaimed in the last fiscal year in Wisconsin. In total, over the last 14 years, $47.5 million unclaimed lottery money went unclaimed.

Lottery spokesman, Andrew Bohage, claims this large amount of unclaimed money is due to the fact that everyone is so focused on the jackpot rather than the smaller winnings one can win when playing the Lottery. If they have not hit the jackpot, they throw their ticket away, even if they might have won a smaller jackpot.

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