Jeremiah Solomon was the latest big winner on the Michigan Lottery Big Spin show hosted by former Detroit Piston star John Salley.
Solomon was randomly picked to participate in the show after he entered codes from his non-winning tickets from the Big Spin instant game. “Getting the call to be on The Big Spin show was unbelievable,” he said. “This is an amazing opportunity, and I feel blessed to be here.”
The 38-year-old from Bay City was among five players selected to be on The Big Spin Show after a random drawing, marking the end of the second chance element of the Big Spin game. Twenty players in total were selected to appear on the show and had an opportunity to win a prize of up to $2 million. All players participating in the Big Spin are guaranteed to win a minimum of $100,000.
Solomon says winning the $1 million prize means the world to him. He plans to finish some home improvements and take care of his family and friends with his big winnings. Players have won over $10.5 million in prizes on the Big Spin wheel.
Players that purchase a $10 Big Spin ticket can instantly win prizes from $10 up to $1 million, with players winning over $14 million on The Big Spin game since it launched last September. However, more than $56 million in prizes remain, with two $1 million prizes, four $10,000 prizes, and 118 $1,000 prizes left to be won.
The Big Spin instant win scratch-off game can be purchased at any of the 10,500 Lottery retailers throughout Michigan. Players win by matching any of YOUR NUMBERS to any of the WINNING NUMBERS to win the prize shown below the number. Uncovering the “Stack of Cash” symbol wins that prize automatically.
Players can win a live Big Spin by entering their spin code on non-winning tickets online at MIBIGSPIN.com. Those selected randomly to participate in The Big Spin can win guaranteed prizes from $100,000 to $2 million.
Players can also check if they have a winning ticket by uncovering the bar code in the play area on the front of the ticket and scanning it at any Lottery ticket Checker or on the Michigan Lottery mobile app from their phone.
