Michigan Lottery Results Today: Check Winning Numbers, Record Jackpots & Claim Deadlines Now

Interest in the Michigan Lottery is skyrocketing this week as prizes climb into eye-popping territory and fresh success stories keep rolling in. Latest headline-grabbing win A Kent County player parlayed a $300 Fast Cash prize into a $714,891 progressive jackpot on the Super Lucky 7s Fast Cash game, proving small wins can snowball into life-changing payouts. The winner bought the ticket at a Grand Rapids-area retailer and claimed the prize at Lottery headquarters in Lansing. Multi-state jackpots hitting stratospheric levels • Powerball: $643 million estimated for tonight’s drawing with a $290.6 million cash option • Mega Millions: No jackpot winner on Aug. 19 keeps Friday’s top prize rolling; Tuesday’s winning numbers were 4-13-35-52-63 and Mega Ball 17 Michigan-only games worth watching today • Lotto 47 – jackpot resets at $1 million and grows by at least $100k each draw • Fantasy 5 – nightly jackpot starts at $100k • Daily 3 & Daily 4 – midday and evening drawings with boxed bet options • Keno & Fast Cash – instant win opportunities in-store and online Where recent winners bought lucky tickets • Grand Rapids: Super Lucky 7s Fast Cash progressive ticket ($714,891) • Battle Creek: Daily 4 ticket hit $5,000 this week • Carleton: Cash Pop winner took home $5,000 according to the Lottery’s Big Winners list How to boost your odds (and have fun doing it) 1. Join a workplace or family pool to afford more number combinations. 2. Mix overdue and frequently drawn numbers when playing Powerball or Mega Millions. 3. Try add-on wagers like Power Play and Megaplier to multiply non-jackpot prizes. 4. For instant gratification, explore Fast Cash and online instant games that reveal results in seconds. Claiming your prize • Prizes up to $600 can be cashed at any Lottery retailer. • Wins between $601 and $99,999 may be claimed by mail or at regional claim centers; bring a photo ID and Social Security card. • Jackpots and prizes of $100,000+ must be claimed in person at Lottery headquarters in Lansing. Remember: tickets expire one year from the draw date—don’t leave money on the table. Stay up-to-date Download the official Michigan Lottery app or bookmark MichiganLottery.com for real-time winning numbers, jackpot trackers and exclusive online promotions. Tonight could be the night Michigan crowns its next millionaire—check your numbers and play responsibly.