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Montana Lottery Commission approves design for Montana Millionaire 2024

Get ready for Montana Millionaire 2024!

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The Montana Lottery Commission has approved the new game design for Montana Millionaire 2024.

The Treasure State will sell 500,000 tickets in this year's edition of the game, up from 380,000 sold in 2023. Players will have the opportunity to win one of four $1 million grand prizes.

That's not all; the 2024 edition of Montana Millionaire will feature a new “Quarter Million Monday” drawing for $250,000 on December 2, 2024. This will replace the previous years' “Early Bird” drawings. There will also be more instant-win prizes than in previous years. This year, players will have 200 more $500 instant wins and 2,500 more $100 instant wins. The odds of winning will also improve. Players get all these upgrades, and the price remains at $20.

Montana Millionaire has seen a boost in popularity in the past few years. Last year, all 380,000 tickets were grabbed within five hours of going on sale. In a recent press release, the Montana Lottery's Director, Bob Brown, said:

This year's Montana Millionaire has been designed to build on last year's success in a responsible way while combining feedback from players and sales agents with the extensive knowledge of the Lottery's staff.

You will be able to purchase your Montana Millionaire 2024 from November 1 at your local lottery retailer.

You can be Lucky Every Day

If you can't wait until November for extra, you can start playing Montana Lottery's Lucky Every Day Cash Giveaway. Every Lotto ticket you purchase between March 18 and April 12 will have a Lucky Every Day Bonus Play web code printed on it. All you have to do to participate is register for free with the Montana Lottery's Players Club.

You can enter your web codes at the Montana Lottery website or smartphone app as soon as you receive them. Lucky Every Day drawings will take place on weekdays between April 1 and April 12, 2024. There is no limit to the number of eligible web codes you can enter. Every code is entered into each current and future Lucky Every Day drawing. Also, each Lucky Every Day code will be automatically entered into the Players Club's regular weekly drawings.

Lucky Every Day drawing dates

  • Monday, April 1: $1,000 prize.
  • Tuesday, April 2: $1,000 prize.
  • Wednesday, April 3: $1,000 prize.
  • Thursday, April 4: $1,000 prize.
  • Friday, April 5: $1,000 prize.
  • Monday, April 8, $1,000 prize.
  • Tuesday, April 9: $1,000 prize.
  • Wednesday, April 10: $1,000 prize.
  • Thursday, April 11: $1,000 prize.
  • Friday, April 12: Grand prize drawing $1,000 prize and 2X $5,000 prize.

Montana Lottery Players Club

It's free to become a member of the Players Club, and you'll receive numerous benefits, including:

  • Updates on new games
  • Access to cash giveaways
  • Montana Lottery live events
  • Exclusive promotions
  • Second Chance drawings

Enjoy playing the Montana Lottery, and please remember to play responsibly.

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