A Kalamazoo man has financial peace of mind after winning $100,000 playing the Michigan Lottery’s Powerball game. Gunther Hega, 57, matched four of the white balls and the Powerball – 01-19-31-48-61 PB: 06 – in the July 27 drawing to win a $50,000 prize. Thanks to the Powerplay, his prize was multiplied by two for a $100,000 prize. Welcome Earn coupons, drawing entries, and more through the Second Chance games offered by the Michigan Lottery. Players can choose to try the games for fun or submit eligible non-winning Instant Game tickets to play for prizes. All participants must have a Michigan Lottery.

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Michigan Lottery Winning numbers history

Here, you can find the Past Winning Numbers, statistics, and in-depth analysis of Daily 3 Midday, Daily 3 Evening, Daily 4 Midday, Daily 4 Evening, Fantasy 5, Keno, Poker Lotto, Classic Lotto 47, Lucky for Life, Mega Millions, and Powerball. . The winning numbers history is provided and its FREE. You can save it or print it. Our page also has a tool to search for winning number or set of numbers for all Michigan lottery games.

For in-depth analysis and other resources of the game winning numbers visit the game home page. Summary of winning numbers data available for Michigan lottery on our website as of today

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About Michigan ( MI ) Lottery

Since its inauguration in 1972, the Michigan Lottery which is also known as MI Lottery continues to provide fun and entertaining games to the players and substantial income to the state. The MI Lottery supports the public school system of Michigan. Since the inception of the Michigan Lottery, it has contributed over $21 billion to the public education. $2.5 million was provided each day to the schools in the fiscal year 2017.

28% of the overall revenue goes to the funding of public schools, whereas the major portion i.e. 60% goes to the lottery players in the form of rewards and prizes. 9% of the overall revenue goes to the retailers and vendors in the form of commissions. Finally, 3% which is the lowest portion, is used for the proper operation of the MI Lottery.

The first ticket game of Michigan Lottery was started on November 13, 1972. Three years later, the MI lottery sold the first instant game ticket on October 7, 1975. On June 6, 1977, the first ever terminal-based game was introduced by the Michigan Lottery. August 13, 1984, witnessed the introduction of first Michigan Lotto game.

In-house draw games:

The MI Lottery has a wide variety of in-house draw games that are both entertaining and exciting to play. Along with the draw games, it also offers several scratch games, terminal games, and a few multi-jurisdictional games.

• Daily 3 and Daily 4

A player needs to pick either a 3-digit number or a 4-digit number that is an exact match to the drawn number, in order to win the game. Players can optionally box their numbers.

• Fantasy 5 + ezMatch

Started on September 12, 2004, this game replaced a former draw game which was known as Rolldown. Players need to pick any 5 numbers out of 39. This game draws daily with $100,000 as the beginning jackpot. If there’s no top-prize winner, the game’s jackpot increase by at least $5,000 per each drawing. Fantasy 5 Michigan Lottery Results televised on the Michigan Lottery show. ezMatch is a separate terminal-based game with prizes ranging from two dollars to five hundred dollars.

• Lotto 47 + ezMatch

Lotto 47 started on May 15, 2005, by replacing a draw game called Winfall. In this game, the players must choose 6 out of 47 numbers. With jackpots beginning at $1 million, this game draws twice a week. ezMatch is an add-on game to the Lotto 47. Fantasy 5 game is drawn with the use of a Random Number Generator.

In addition to the above-mentioned in-house draw games, the MI Lottery offers several In-house club games such as Club Keno, Keno!, and Pull-tabs. There are a few multi-jurisdictional games such as Powerball, Mega Millions, and Lucky for Life that are currently being offered by the MI Lottery.

FAQ

Q - What is the Michigan Lottery ezMatch?

A - It’s an add-on game to the Fantasy 5 and Lotto 47. Players have the chance to win up to $500 instantly.

Q - Does the Michigan Lottery has any bonus offers?

A - Yes, check the bonus section of the games time to time.

For details of Michigan lottery and latest news visit Michigan Lottery Official Website

Michigan Lottery Contact Address :

Michigan Lottery
101 E.Hillsdale comma P.O.Box 30023
Lansing
MI 48909
USA
Phone : (517) 335-5600

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Mich Lottery Powerball

A Kalamazoo man has financial peace of mind after winning $100,000 playing the Michigan Lottery’s Powerball game.

Gunther Hega, 57, matched four of the white balls and the Powerball – 01-19-31-48-61 PB: 06 – in the July 27 drawing to win a $50,000 prize. Thanks to the Powerplay, his prize was multiplied by two for a $100,000 prize. He bought his winning ticket online at MichiganLottery.com.

“I play a little bit on the online draw games each week,” said Hega. “I’ve won some small prizes, and usually get notified they were transferred to my account. On Sunday, I got an email saying I needed to visit the Lottery office to make a claim. At first, I thought it could be a hoax.

“After double checking my numbers, I realized what I was reading was the real deal: I had won $100,000!”

Hega visited Lottery headquarters Thursday to claim the big prize. With his winnings he plans to complete some home repairs, donate to charity, and then invest the remainder.

“Winning makes everything easier. It’s a relief to know that I can take care of some things at my home before I retire,” Hega said.

Powerball plays may be purchased for $2 each at Lottery retailers across the state and online at MichiganLottery.com. A “Power Play” option that multiplies non-jackpot prizes by up to 10 times to a maximum of $2 million may be added to any Powerball play for only $1.

The Powerball drawing takes place at 10:59 p.m. on Wednesday and Saturday. Powerball tickets are sold in 44 states, Washington D.C., U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico.