Michigan Lottery

Imagine picking up a call you thought was a scam, only to find out you’re a finalist for a million-dollar prize. That’s exactly what happened to one lucky Westland, Michigan woman.

A 66-year-old man from St. Joseph, Michigan, won $2 million on a lottery scratch-off ticket he had never played before.

From Daily 3 to Powerball, Michigan Lottery players face odds ranging from 1 in 1,000 to over 1 in 292 million. Here’s how each game stacks up.

A Michigan player won $2 million in Wednesday’s Powerball drawing. No jackpot winner, so the prize has surged to $1.7 billion for Saturday.

A Michigan Lottery player matched five white balls in the Sept. 1 Powerball drawing, winning $1 million. No jackpot winner means the next drawing climbs to $1.3 billion on Sept. 3.

A 70-year-old Fenton man quietly won $390,000 playing the Michigan Lottery’s Lucky for Life game — and now he’s planning an unforgettable surprise for his family.

A Michigan woman turned a camping trip into a nearly $800,000 jackpot after buying a Fantasy 5 ticket at a Meijer store in Gaylord.

A Tuscola County man couldn’t buy his favorite lottery ticket, so he picked another—and ended up winning one of the game’s top prizes.

A Michigan woman won $4 million on a scratch-off ticket at Kroger and sat frozen in her car, overwhelmed by the shocking win.

A Gwinn woman’s luck takes a turn as a chance suggestion leads to an incredible lottery win. Just imagine scratching off that ticket.

Late-night luck struck a Lapeer County man who hit a $300,000 jackpot with a Wild Time scratch-off ticket, leading to some very loud celebrating.

Winning the lottery isn’t just about luck; it’s about hope. One Michigan man turned his dreams into reality with a bold ticket purchase.