Could someone please tell me how to say this sentence

Did you win anything on the lottery yesterday?

(If there is meant to be a difference between having a "winning chance" and simply "winning", then I'm not clear what it is.)

Thank you.
Isn't there a good word other than "anything"?

dilshiThank you.Isn't there a good word other than "anything"?

"anything" is fine; there is no reason to change it. However, you can also say "Did you win a prize on the lottery yesterday?"

Thank you so much
Is this correct if I said like this, "Did you win a prize on the lottery you bought yesterday?"

Or otherwise can I ask, Were there any prize on the lottery you bought yesterday?

dilshiWere there any prize on the lottery you bought yesterday?

It's hard to make one good sentence.
Did anyone win the lottery for which you bought a ticket yesterday?

Two sentences would be more natural:
You bought a lottery ticket yesterday. Did anyone win?

No teacher; What I want to know is, as my friend bought a lottery yesterday, is there any winning (a cash prize) for that?

dilshiIs this correct if I said like this, "Did you win a prize on the lottery you bought yesterday?"

Did you win a prize on/with the lottery ticket that you bought yesterday?

thank you

dilshiNo teacher; What I want to know is, as my friend bought a lottery yesterday, is there any winning (a cash prize) for that?

Are you asking if your friend won a cash prize, or if anyone who bought a ticket won a cash prize?