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St. Clair County man plans to retire after winning $1.35M Michigan Lottery jackpot

Winning ticket was purchased in Algonac

A 76-year-old St. Clair County man plans to retire after winning a $1.35 million progressive jackpot playing the Michigan Lottery's Diamond Wild Time Progressive Fast Cash game. (Michigan Lottery)

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mich. – A 76-year-old St. Clair County man said he is planning to retire after winning a $1.35 million jackpot from the Michigan Lottery.

The player, who decided to stay anonymous, won the progressive jackpot playing the Diamond Wild Time Progressive Fast Cash game, according to Michigan Lottery officials.

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“I saw the Fast Cash jackpot was over $1 million, so I bought a ticket,” the player said. “I looked the ticket over when I got home and saw a match with ‘Jackpot’ underneath, but I had to scan the ticket on the Lottery app to double-check it. I was so happy and excited when the scanner confirmed my $1.35 million win!”

The 76-year-old man bought his winning ticket at Algonac Wine & Liquor, located at 411 Michigan Street in Algonac, roughly 30 miles east of Sterling Heights.

“Congratulations to the lucky player on his $1.35 million Fast Cash win and his upcoming retirement,” said Lottery Commissioner Suzanna Shkreli. “The player won 50% of the record-breaking Fast Cash progressive jackpot, which topped $2.7 million. The jackpot is still growing and now stands at $1.7 million!”

Tickets for the Michigan Lottery’s Fast Cash games range from $2 to $30 per play. Every ticket for a Fast Cash game gives people the chance to win all or some of the progressive jackpot.


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