Powerball's massive jackpots make it the most popular lottery game in Minnesota, but a different type of game is making headlines today. Minnesota’s Progressive Print-N-Play games aren't like traditional drawings; these tickets are printed at the time of purchase and offer an immediate chance to win.

Minnesota Lottery officials announced that over $5.8 million in prizes were cashed in by lucky players across the state last week. However, that total is about to climb even higher because a life-changing sum is still waiting for its rightful owner in Southeast Minnesota.

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What to do with a winning lottery ticket in Minnesota:

If you discover you’re holding this "golden ticket," here is how to claim your winnings:

  • Prizes up to $599: These can be claimed at any Minnesota Lottery retailer, provided they have enough cash on hand.
  • Prizes from $600 to $50,000: You can claim these at regional lottery offices located in Roseville, Virginia, and Owatonna, or via registered mail.
  • Prizes above $50,000: For the BIG wins, you must visit the Minnesota Lottery Headquarters in Roseville. Appointments are strongly recommended.

Lotto Ticket worth $593,699 sold in Southeast Minnesota

Lottery officials say the lucky ticket is a $5 Print-N-Play Bingo and is worth $593,699.

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Unlike standard scratch-offs, the "Bingo" Print-N-Play game features a progressive jackpot that grows until a "Cover All" is hit. As of today, the winner has not yet come forward.

If you’ve recently stopped for gas or a snack in Owatonna, it’s time to check your pockets, your glove box, and your kitchen junk drawer. A lucky individual is holding a Progressive Print-N-Play ticket worth a whopping $593,699.

The winning ticket was sold at the Kwik Trip located at 320 Mineral Springs Rd. in Owatonna.

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