Month-long promotion offers additional cash prizes at no extra cost
By Kate Northrop
There's a "Lightning Ball" promotion running for the Wisconsin Lottery's Badger 5 draw game that's only available for a limited time, and it offers additional chances to win more cash at no extra cost.
The "Lightning Ball" offer won't be here for long — lottery players in Wisconsin have until the end of September to take advantage of a promotion running for Badger 5.
Players who buy Badger 5 tickets from now until September 30 have a one in three shot of receiving an extra number printed on the ticket called the "Lightning Ball."
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