Keno

• The legal age of playing the Michigan Keno Lottery is 18 years.
• Players are responsible to ensure the accuracy of their tickets, not the retailers or authorities.
• All games are strictly subjected to Michigan State Laws.
• Winners can claim their prize by representing the ticket only, not the playslip. It is the sole instrument to claim the prize.
• Players need to claim their winnings within a valid time period of 180 days or else their winnings will be fortified.
• Michigan Keno tickets are not liable to be canceled. You are responsible for any inaccuracy on your winning ticket.

The Michigan Lottery came into existence with the Green Ticket game on November 13, 1972. The first $1 million lottery prize was won by Hermus Millsaps of Taylor, Michigan on February 22, 1973. Daily 3 was introduced with other Terminal based games which commenced on June 6, 1977. Following Daily 3, the Daily 4 lottery was introduced in 1981. On August 13, 1984, the first “Michigan Lotto” was introduced by the lottery. Following them, Mega Millions and Fantasy 5 joined the club in 2002 and 2004 respectively. In 2019, the Michigan Lottery introduced the Double Play draws for both Fantasy 5 and Lotto 47, where-in an extra draw is held after each main game-draw and non-jackpot prizes are doubled.
Michigan Keno joined the lottery club in 1990 and since then has been producing innumerable lottery winners.
The revenue generated from the sale of lottery tickets is transferred to the State General Fund, which is further divided among a variety of programs and initiatives of the State.

Since its establishment, the Michigan Lottery has donated more than $20 billion to the School Aid Fund to back the K-12 education. The lottery also puts in every effort to lift local businesses and support companies that employ the people of Michigan.