Michigan Lottery Headquarters - Lansing
Phone
(517) 335-5600Opening times
Monday to Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET (excluding holidays)
Michigan Lottery
Latest Numbers
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Daily 3 Midday
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Go to Daily 3 Midday |
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Daily 3 Evening
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Go to Daily 3 Evening |
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Daily 4 Midday
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Go to Daily 4 Midday |
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Daily 4 Evening
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Go to Daily 4 Evening |
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Fantasy 5
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Go to Fantasy 5 |
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Lotto 47
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Go to Lotto 47 |
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Keno
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Go to Keno |
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Poker Lotto
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Go to Poker Lotto |
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Powerball
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Go to Powerball |
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Mega Millions
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Go to Mega Millions |
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Lucky for Life
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Go to Lucky for Life |
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Michigan Lottery COVID-19 Update
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, operating hours for Michigan Lottery offices and the claiming process may change at any time. While we are continually monitoring the latest updates provided by the lottery operators, we recommend that you contact your local lottery office to get the most up-to-date information before claiming a prize. We appreciate your patience during this time.
Games
| Game Name | Prize Type | Numbers |
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| Daily 3 Midday | Top Prize | 3 from 0-9 |
| Daily 3 Evening | Top Prize | 3 from 0-9 |
| Daily 4 Midday | Top Prize | 4 from 0-9 |
| Daily 4 Evening | Top Prize | 4 from 0-9 |
| Fantasy 5 | Jackpot | 5 from 1-39 |
| Lotto 47 | Jackpot | 6 from 1-47 |
| Keno | Top Prize | 10 from 1-80 |
| Poker Lotto | Top Prize | QP 5 cards from 52 |
| Powerball | Jackpot | 5 from 1-69 + 1 from 1-26 |
| Mega Millions | Jackpot | 5 from 1-70 + 1 from 1-25 |
| Lucky for Life | Top Prize | 5 from 1-48 + 1 from 1-18 |
Game Schedule
Advanced Draws
| Game | Advanced Draws |
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| Daily 3 Midday | up to 60 |
| Daily 3 Evening | up to 60 |
| Daily 4 Midday | up to 60 |
| Daily 4 Evening | up to 60 |
| Fantasy 5 | up to 60 |
| Lotto 47 | up to 60 |
| Keno | up to 60 |
| Poker Lotto | N/A |
| Powerball | up to 30 |
| Mega Millions | up to 30 |
| Lucky for Life | up to 30 |
Claiming Prizes
Here's the process for claiming Michigan Lottery prizes.
In-person claims, as well as any claim for annuity prizes, require an appointment. Call (844) 917-6325 to schedule your appointment.
To claim any prizes over $600, you must have a Social Security card.
Payments processed at Secretary of State branch offices can only be deposited via ACH electronic fund transfers. A valid photo ID and Social Security card are required.
To claim winnings by drop-off, complete a Ticket Receipt Form beforehand if possible and follow all posted signage and lottery staff instructions upon arrival.
To claim a prize by mail, send the signed winning ticket, a completed claim form, a copy of your Social Security card, and a copy of your ID to:
Michigan Lottery
ATTN: Claim Center
101 E. Hillsdale,
P.O. Box 30023
Lansing, MI 48909
Keep a copy of all claim documents for your records.
Options for Claiming
Claim Centers
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Detroit Claim Center
Phone
(313) 456-4040Opening times
Monday to Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET (excluding holidays)
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Livonia Claim Center
Phone
(734) 266-3769Opening times
Monday to Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET (excluding holidays)
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Grand Rapids Claim Center
Phone
(616) 364-3372Opening times
Monday to Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET (excluding holidays)
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Saginaw Claim Center
Phone
(989) 758-1670Opening times
Monday to Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET (excluding holidays)
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Sterling Heights Claim Center
Phone
(586) 939-2300Opening times
Monday to Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET (excluding holidays)
Tax Information
Here are the taxes withheld from winnings claimed by U.S. citizens or residents within the state of Michigan.
| Winnings | Tax | Percentage |
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| Over $5,000 | State Tax | 4.25% |
| Federal Tax | 24% | |
| Total: 28.25% |
If the winner is not a resident or citizen of the U.S., the lottery withholds a greater amount for taxes.
| Winnings | Tax | Percentage |
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| Over $600 | State Tax | 4.25% |
| Federal Tax | 30% | |
| Total: 34.25% |
About the Michigan Lottery
The Michigan State Lottery launched in 1972. The first game was 5-Cent Green Game. The lottery introduced Daily 3 in 1977, and Daily 4 in 1981. The Michigan Lottery added Mega Millions in 2002, Fantasy 5 in 2004, and Lotto 47 in 2005. In 2010, Michigan joined the Powerball lottery. In 2019, the lottery added the Double Play feature to both Fantasy 5 and Lotto 47, whereby an extra draw is held after the main game and non-jackpot prizes are doubled.
Michigan is one of the only states that offers the ability to play lottery games online. Players can purchase lottery tickets online for most of the state's lotteries as well as Powerball and Mega Millions.
Profits from lottery tickets sales go to the School Aid Fund, which supports K-12 public schools throughout the state.
Contacts
Phone
(844) 887-6836Postal Address
Michigan Lottery Headquarters: 101 E. Hillsdale Street, P.O. Box 30023, Lansing, MI 48909FAQs
Yes. If you win over $10,000 in a state lottery game, you can choose to remain anonymous. For multi-state games like Powerball, your identity can be made public.
You have 365 days from the date of the draw to claim your winnings.
Yes, the prize money is considered taxable income. Winners of prizes greater than $600 will receive a W-2G form when claiming the prize.
The Michigan Lottery reports all lottery winnings over $600 to the IRS and the Michigan Department of Treasury. The lottery also withholds taxes from certain lottery winnings. Check our Tax Information section for further details.
You can choose from Daily 3, Daily 4, Powerball, Mega Millions, Fantasy 5, Lotto 47, Keno, Poker Lotto, and Lucky for Life.
You must be 18 or older to buy lottery tickets and redeem prizes.
Yes. You can purchase multiple tickets in advance for consecutive draws.
The Michigan Lottery is not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen tickets. Keep lottery tickets in a safe place. Signing your ticket helps prove you own it in case you lose it.
Tickets can't be purchased over the phone or by mail. You must purchase lottery tickets from licensed Michigan Lottery retailers.
If you are a U.S. citizen and resident of Michigan, you can purchase tickets for most games online.
Profits from ticket sales are directed to the School Aid Fund, which benefits K-12 public education in the state.
