(Madison) —One more player in Wisconsin turned a $10,000 prize into $50,000 with the help of the Power Play multiplier.  The winning ticket for the Wednesday, March 15 Powerball drawing was purchased at Pick ‘n Save, 6462 S. 27^th St. in Oak Creek.  It’s the second Powerball drawing in a week that has produced a $50,000 Power Play winner.

         The Power Play win comes during the “Power Play 10X” limited term offer, running March 4-29, that gives players a chance to multiply their winnings by 10 when they choose the Power Play option.  For more information on “Power Play 10X”, visit wilottery.com.

         Wisconsin also had three $10,000 winning tickets.  Those tickets were purchased at:

         ·      Kwik Trip, 324 Second St. in Chetek

         ·      Delavan Mobil Mart, 502 Borg Rd. in Delavan

         ·      Kuldip Inc., 1009 S. 1^st St. in Milwaukee

         No one in any state matched all six numbers in last night’s Powerball drawing, pushing the new jackpot to $88 million.  Last night’s winning Powerball numbers were 07, 12, 36, 48, and 54.  The Powerball was 37 and the Power Play prize multiplier was 5. 

No one matched all six Megabucks numbers to win the jackpot in the Wednesday, March 15 drawing.  The new jackpot for Saturday, March 18 is $3.3 million.  Last night’s winning Megabucks numbers were 09, 29, 33, 39, 48, and 49.

One player matched all five winning Badger 5 numbers in the Wednesday, March 15 drawing to win an $18,000 jackpot.  The winning ticket was purchased at Woodman’s Food Market, 9515 Highway 16 in Onalaska.  The winning numbers were 06, 17, 21, 23, and 26.