Michigan Lottery players, there is a new instant win game available to you. This game is called Shamrock Winnings and has a theme based on lucky clovers and a pot of gold.
The game features a top prize of $100,000 and simple to follow rules to play. It will not take long for you to add this one to your favorites.
Game Details
Top Prize: $100,000
Ticket Cost: $0.20 – $10.00
Overall Odds: 1 in 3.71
How to Play
When you first begin to play, make sure your screen is adjusted the way you want it. After that, you will want to locate the ticket adjuster and find the ticket price that is right for you.
You will have the option to reveal all the prizes at once or to reveal them one at a time. The outcome for each game will not change based on whatever option you choose to reveal.
Once you start to play, you will win by revealing three matching prize amounts. To maximize your earnings, you will multiply your winnings by the amount that is shown in the multiplier area.
As far as simplicity, there is not a game that appears any easier to play than this one. Players will have an easy time receiving prizes as they stroll along playing.
Odds, Price, and Prizes
The overall odds of winning a prize are one in 3.71. To increase these odds, you would need to buy a second ticket or at least another one in addition to what you purchased.
Keep in mind that each ticket will cost you a minimum of 20 cents to play and can range up to 10 dollars. Setting up a budget beforehand would be great to know what your limits are to playing a game like this.
The prizes range from 20 cents all the way to the top prize of $100,000. The odds of winning the jackpot are one in one million.
Prizes of $600 or lower will automatically be added to your Michigan Lottery account. Prizes that are over $600 will be added to the pending prize screen.
These prize amounts must be claimed in accordance with the online claim process. More in-depth details can be found in the Terms and Conditions for Online Purchasing.
If you happen to win a prize over $5,000, then that is subject to federal tax withholding and state income tax withholding. There will be certain tax procedures in place before accepting that prize.
