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Michigan woman wins $150,000 playing Magic Money Ride

A Michigan Lottery player has won $150,000 playing the Magic Money Ride online instant-win.

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Corinna Underwood

An Oakland County lottery player is still reeling from shock after winning $150,000 playing the Michigan Lottery's Magic Money Ride digital instant game.

The 41-year-old woman, who chose to remain anonymous, told the Michigan Lottery that she likes to play online games.

When the prize amount of $150,000 came up on the screen, I thought it was a joke and kept yelling: “No way!” I called my husband to tell him what I'd won, and he didn't believe it either.

She added that it didn't actually begin to sink in until she got the email explaining how to claim her prize. “I don't think it is going to fully hit me until I have the money in the bank.”

The lucky winner recently visited the Michigan Lottery Headquarters to claim her jackpot prize. She plans to take a vacation, pay her bills, and save the rest of her winnings.

How to play Magic Money Ride

To play the digital instant-win game Magic Money Ride, you will need to have an online account with the Michigan Lottery. Once you're registered and you have deposited some money, you can play any of the available digital games.

To play Magic Money Ride first, select the cost of your ticket. You can play between $0.20 and $30.00. Then press the play button to purchase your ticket. Symbols will appear on the grid. If you have any winning combinations, they will be automatically highlighted, and the amount you have won will be shown.

Michigan Lottery digital instant-win games

If you like to play online instant-win games, you have plenty to choose from at the Michigan Lottery website. There are more than 300 games to choose from. Their prices range from less than $1 to $50, and you can win cash prizes of up to $6 million.

Some of Michigan Lottery players' favorite digital games include:

  • Fast Buck Basketball: Costs $0.20 - $10.00 – Top prize $100,000
  • Werewolf Winnings: Costs $0.20 - $20 – Top prize of $100,000
  • $4,000,000 Winner: Costs $30 – Top Prize $4,000,000
  • VIP Rooms: Costs $0.10 - $30 – Top prize of $150,000
  • 500X Money Maker: Costs $50 - Top prize of $6 million

Daily Spin to Win

While you're online, don't forget to check out Michigan Lottery's Daily Spin to Win. Sign in and spin to win an in-store or online free play or up to 1,000 entries in a single day for the monthly $5,000 Cash Giveaway. The Cash Giveaway entry period is December 1 to 31, 2023. The drawing will take place on January 10, 2024.

Michigan Lottery welcome bonus

If you haven't already registered, now's the time to do it. Registering for a Michigan Lottery Account is quick, easy, and free. If you sign up now, you'll get a 50% match and a free $15 worth of our most popular game after your first two deposits. Your deposit must be a minimum of $10.

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