Michigan Lottery starts 'Lucky Dog' scratch game

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Lucky$even — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 09:54:18 GMT

Of course, when you get a call from the lottery, you hope it's something else.

Wouldn't that be great if you just got a random call from the lottery commission telling you that you won without having done a thing?

P.S. I doubt many people decide to buy vs not buy instant tickets based on esthetics. That's more of a buying ticket A vs ticket B thing, if at all.

P.S.S. With the $2.25 mil the state will be pulling in (plus unclaimed winnings) you would think they could spare a hundre... [ More ]

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SassyOhio — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 03:02:05 GMT

WHOOT WHOOT I think that my luck at its high is this week everyone!!!!!!!!!! I scratched of a 50.00 and a 15.00 and a 5.00 in one day making this week about 200.00 in winnings my best week yet

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DoubleDown — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 14:35:40 GMT

This isn't news to me: ALL of my tickets lately have been dogs...

DD

Comment #2

SassyOhio — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 13:40:33 GMT

I love my Doggie's too!! There Mommy's Babies! If any of you ever want to check my Babies out I even have a web site for them ( Tee hee hee) http://mommas-babies.tripod.com/

MIKE , being a animal lover you may enjoy it!

Now onto the SERIOUS NOTE LOL!!! We have a Lucky Dog ticket here in Ohio. I think that its a $1.00 ticket ( I dont play the dollar tickets) And I think that on the Ohio Lottery site there is maybe one story that I remember maybe being like a 7,500 hitter ( but... [ More ]

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LOTTOMIKE — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 11:52:52 GMT

congrats to those whose dogs were represented.i love animals myself.i have a chihuahua and he'll be 6 in june......

Michigan Lottery starts 'Lucky Dog' scratch game

Lottery Post — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 11:28:02 GMT

The Michigan Lottery launches a new game on April 10, a $1 scratch-off named Lucky Dog with a picture of a Michigan dog on every ticket.

The lottery staff picked the seven winning dogs from photos submitted by about 1,100 Michigan dog owners. The lottery looked for cuteness and a representative range of breeds. No money is paid to the winners.

The response exceeded our expectations by far, and I think it shows how much people in Michigan love their dogs, Lottery Commissioner Gary Peter... [ More ]