Every Day’s a Holiday at the Michigan Lottery

Through December 15, make your holidays a little sweeter with a chance at $20,000+ at the Michigan Lottery! No deposit is necessary.

Simply follow the steps below to start earning:

STEP 1. Click Here to register for a Michigan Lottery account.

STEP 2. Choose your gift: a chance at an instant win prize plus one entry into the $20,000 giveaway or extra entries the grand prize giveaway. The choice is yours each day!

STEP 3. Earn extra giveaway entries by participating in the bonus activities.

Both instant win prizes and extra entries into the grand prize increase randomly throughout the giveaway. Play daily through December 15 to earn entries for a chance to win the $20,000 cash prize!

About the Michigan Lottery
The Michigan Lottery, which supports state education programs, offers more than 60 different games to play online for cash. They include Powerball, Mega Millions, Lotto 47, and Fantasy 5, plus instant games and Keno games.

  • New games are added every few weeks.
  • Games are available to play 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  • You can try Instant and Keno games for free before playing for cash.
  • Use Combo My Numbers only available online for Mega Millions, Powerball, Lotto 47, and Fantasy 5.

How to Play Online
To play the Michigan Lottery, you must be a U.S. citizen, a resident of Michigan, 18 years of age or older and pass an identity verification process.

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