The Michigan Lottery was established in 1972 with a focus on generating revenue for public schools. Over the decades, it has grown into one of the nation's leading lotteries, offering players a wide variety of games and making a substantial impact on education funding across the state.
A Brief History
- 1972: The first Michigan Lottery ticket was sold
- 1980s‐2000s: Expanded into instant‐win games, daily draw games, and multi‐state jackpots
- 2014: Became one of the first lotteries in the U.S. to launch a full‐featured online gaming platform
- Today: Offers digital and retail options with record‐breaking sales ing education
Games Offered
Michigan Lottery provides a wide mix of draw games, instant‐win games, and online play, including:
- Daily 3 and Daily 4
- Fantasy 5
- Lotto 47 with EZmatch
- Keno
- Powerball
- Mega Millions
- Lucky for Life
- Fast Cash
- Scratch‐offs
- Online instant games
Games can be played in‐store or through the Michigan Lottery's online portal for eligible residents.
Where the Money Goes
Every dollar spent on Michigan Lottery games helps K‐12 public education. Key uses of the revenue include:
- Classroom resources
- School safety and infrastructure
- Educational technology
- Early childhood and literacy programs
Since its founding, the Lottery has contributed over $27 billion to the School Aid Fund, with annual contributions now exceeding $1 billion.
Michigan Lottery in 2025 and Beyond
In 2025, the Michigan Lottery continues to lead the way in digital innovation, customer convenience, and public education . Whether you're checking Michigan Lottery results or playing online, every ticket helps classrooms, teachers, and students across the state.
For details of Michigan lottery and latest news visit Michigan Lottery Official Website