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  2. Michigan Lottery - Wikipedia

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    When he won, Mr. Millsaps was 53 years old, a native of Tennessee and worked at a Chrysler Automobile plant. He and his wife spent all their money on bus fare to Lansing and the first Michigan Lottery Commissioner, Gus Harrison, had a lottery agent drive the couple home. [1] On October 7, 1975, the first instant game ticket was purchased.

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  6. Michigan Lottery holiday-themed scratch-off tickets are back

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    The Michigan Lottery's new holiday-theme instant scratch-off games are back. Here's what they cost, the odds of winning and more. Michigan Lottery holiday-themed scratch-off tickets are back

  7. 15 times lottery players tried their luck — and won big - AOL

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    Among these tales, a Michigan lottery player had to check her $1 million winning ticket daily to believe it was real, while a beginner’s luck led a first-time player to a $500,000 prize, guided ...

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  9. The Lottery Hackers - The Huffington Post

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    A roll-down happened every six weeks or so, and it was a big deal, announced by the Michigan Lottery ahead of time as a marketing hook, a way to bring bettors into the game, and sure enough, players increased their bets on roll-down weeks, hoping to snag a piece of the jackpot. The brochure listed the odds of various correct guesses.