These Michigan Lottery Scratch Off Games Have Big Prizes Unclaimed

With Christmas just days away, it sure would be nice to come up with a few extra dollars wouldn't it. Our wallets are bare buying gifts and and food for the big day.

So that means it’s that time of year when you need to buy scratch-off lottery tickets to use as a gift for friends, family or a co-worker or yourself

Did you know that currently, Michigan Lottery instant in-store games have more than 70 prizes of at least $1 million still available. There are many others with lesser jackpots but still some serious money yet to be won.

Here are some of the scratch games available at stores around Michigan, and what cash prizes still remain unaccounted for just waiting for you to scratch off to make your Christmas a bit more merry according to Play Michigan.com.

The big ticket scratch off games according to Play Michigan.com

If you are really looking to make a big splash for your gift receiver, Michigan offers 11 different scratch-off tickets valued at $30 or $50.

Three games have already had all of their jackpots accounted for. However, between these games, five prizes of $6 million still exist. A total of 11 $4 million prizes are also still available, while three $2 million prizes exist.

If a $50 or $30 ticket is a little too rich for your tastes, maybe $20 is the way to go.

The Michigan Lottery offers 17 different $20 scratch-off options. Of the 17, 14 offer top prizes of at least $1 million. Currently, a total of 18 $2 million prizes are available at the $20 level, while three $1 million top prizes are still out there.

The $10 instant ticket options are huge and still have a lot of seven-figure top prizes.

There are a total of 24 games at this price point. Of the games, a total of 31 $1 million prizes have not been claimed.

Of all the ticket price values, there are the most game options available at the $5 rate.

There are a total of 25 games at the $5 rate currently around the state. And while none of the tickets offer a grand prize of $1 million, most still have multiple $500,000 or $300,000 top prizes available.

And of course, you can still go back to the classic $1 or $2 tickets if you want. The Michigan Lottery still has 20 different $2 games and nine different $1 games. Obviously, the grand prizes are lower with these lower tickets, but there are still quite a number of five-figure top prizes to be collected.

Happy scratching off!