Michigan Lottery offers a way to win nearly 100% of the time

Comment #16

NoCompLotto! — Wed, 07 Jun 2017 00:17:39 GMT

Yes. This article is talking about the games offered on the Michigan Lottery's website, which require players to both be a resident of Michigan and be physically present in Michigan in order to play.

Comment #15

rca1952 — Fri, 02 Jun 2017 13:57:13 GMT

U have to live in MI to play this game

Comment #14

Datapile — Mon, 29 May 2017 02:17:32 GMT

I have 2 points here- 1) I shelled out $200, and it worked fine for me. 2) The idea is that you are going to pick 1 number, stay on that number, and after 300 draws, it will average to 25% and you will be able to cash out for $240-260.

Jumping around to a different numbers, or getting bored over an hour, and trying to pick larger number combinations doesn't work.

Comment #13

amber123 — Sun, 28 May 2017 15:43:37 GMT

I get it, but the point is that the demos may shell out more bucks to lure people to play for real, and not payout as much. Reading some of the Internet forums about this MI game, lots of people are saying they didn't profit betting their real money.

I say this because years ago I dabbled with demo games such as online gambling with slots, poker, roulette and other games. Most of those demos make the player win more often than when they use real money.

Comment #12

Stack47 — Sun, 28 May 2017 07:14:59 GMT

It's not about the demos it's about the probability that one number should be drawn once every four drawings. For $200 players are getting $300 and even if a player betting $20 only wins three times, they still have $240 and $40 profit.

Comment #11

LottoMetro — Sat, 27 May 2017 15:44:54 GMT

The lottery is OK with it because most players at some point will put the money back into their games. Only a handful will take the money out and never play again, which is really the only way to guarantee a profit.

Comment #10

ressuccess — Sat, 27 May 2017 14:04:03 GMT

I didn't know that they can win these prizes.

Comment #9

Datapile — Sat, 27 May 2017 05:26:32 GMT

I've confirmed that this works IRL. Here's the math behind it:

With 200 of your money, plus 100 of theirs, you have 300 in the account. But you can only withdraw winnings.

Any number will average 25% pick (20/80). You win $2 if the number is picked, and $0.50 if it isn't. At this rate, you will pay $1 per game, paying $4 over 4 draws, taking back in $3.50- But that is now $3.50 that you can take out of the account.

After 300 drawings, your balance is down to $262.50, but the amount you... [ More ]

Comment #8

NoCompLotto! — Fri, 26 May 2017 21:19:27 GMT

The Michigan demos actually very closely mirror the real payouts. I've found you can test it in demo mode and if you're on a little bit of a streak, switch to real mode and play the same game. It'll seem as if you hadn't left demo mode... For a while, at least. However, that's how I hit my first claim. Was hitting like crazy in demo mode on Queen of Diamonds, switched to real and got a claim 3 plays in.

Comment #7

amber123 — Fri, 26 May 2017 20:14:40 GMT

I don't trust demos because they can be manipulated to win more often thus drawing you in to use real money.

Comment #6

MaximumMillions — Fri, 26 May 2017 18:56:12 GMT

This sounds a lot like people in Las Vegas playing Video Poker to convert Freeplay/credits to cash.

I'd rather try to net something big with my bonus money, personally.

Comment #5

Stack47 — Fri, 26 May 2017 18:39:40 GMT

The 100% winning guarantee is misleading and should be 100% guarantee to collect something every drawing .

I tried the demo wagering $20 a drawing for five drawings and collected $140 for a net win of $40, but that included matching the one number three out of the five drawings. Probability of matching the picked number is once every four drawings so at $20 a game wager, players can expect to collect $70 for every $80 they wager.

Wagering $20 for 15 games should collect $280 for a net loss... [ More ]

Comment #4

amber123 — Fri, 26 May 2017 17:18:01 GMT

Too bad I have to be a resident of MI to play.

Comment #3

NoCompLotto! — Fri, 26 May 2017 11:02:17 GMT

Quite honestly, it's not that great of a game. I've played it before on several different price points and have never went anywhere with it. That being said, this article is 100% true. If you are in Michigan, and have a little time to spare, 1 in 4 odds to double your money or 1 in 1.25 odds to get 50% of your bet back while not risking a cent of your OWN money ain't that bad of a deal. Think about it:

At 300 plays @ $1, you are guaranteed to win back $150.

Assuming it paid out at od... [ More ]

Comment #2

music* — Fri, 26 May 2017 01:30:49 GMT

Thanks, Lottery Post Staff and WZZM. Very interesting

Comment #1

noise-gate — Thu, 25 May 2017 22:36:36 GMT

They OK with players winning 100% of the time until they find out the winners are on food stamps or collecting disability checks.That's when the worm will turn..

Michigan Lottery offers a way to win nearly 100% of the time

Lottery Post — Thu, 25 May 2017 20:52:06 GMT

And it appears the lottery is OK with you taking advantage of it

Includes video report

Michigan Lottery players have discovered a way to play the lottery's online games so that they win every time they play and the lottery seems to be OK with it.

There is evidence some players used a low-risk keno game to turn tens of thousands of dollars in lottery bonus money into free cash.

The 'loophole' centers on a specific game on the Michigan Lottery's online gaming platform. The online versi... [ More ]