In today’s edition of new Michigan Lottery games to be discussed, we’re looking at Cash Detective, the name being exactly what it’s all about. Players of these types of contests are always looking for ways to hit the jackpot, and boy does this one have a worthwhile one. The big bucks are waiting to be one and the ticket costs are relatively reasonable for it.

As we start to get into the ins and outs, along with how much can be won, make sure to take note of it. This is surely worth a play by any and all Michigan residents looking to play and win the lottery. The chance is there if you just let opportunity knock. And answer when it eventually does.

The Basics Of The Game

Cash Detective features ticket costs anywhere from $0.20 up to $20 per turn. With that in mind, it can be a case of someone chasing the jackpot, or just keeping things on the lower end and hoping to turn any sort of profit as they go along with partaking. The overall odds sit at 1 in 4.65, so without having even to spend $100, on average, you can walk away with the grand prize figure.

The number is at $100,000, a fantastic chance to get more than you could have bargained for. Not everybody is going to hit that number, but plenty are going to play and either get real close or actually accumulate the real thing. The chances are incredible and it is more than worth any sort of ‘risk’ that may be associated with it. 

All you have to do in order to get things running is to choose the ticket cost and then press the play button. Easy as pie. The new symbols then appear on the grid once that has concluded, and the payouts can begin to be processed and discussed, profits turned from this point on.

The Chances of The Pot Coming To You

As long as three or more symbols match on the board, a payout is going to happen. The more you see, the more money that is going to be swirling in. And with that in mind, there are also opportunities to earn reveals and extra reveals to double, triple, and even 10X your chances of walking away with the grand prize.

$100K sounds nice, right? Go for it.