Michigan - Newly Released Tickets
Scout the instant games the Michigan Lottery has put on sale lately.
Latest Michigan Scratch-Off Releases
Here are the Michigan scratch-off tickets most recently added to circulation, listed newest first. Each card shows when the ticket launched, what it costs, its current Return on Investment and where it currently ranks against other Michigan tickets on sale.
Newly Released Tickets In Neighboring States Near Michigan
Want to compare games beyond Michigan? Explore newly released scratch-off tickets in nearby states and see which new games have recently gone on sale.
Why Check Michigan Releases
Checking the latest releases shows you which Michigan scratch-off tickets have only just gone on sale.
Newly Released Tickets in Michigan, USA
Michigan voters approved a lottery on May 16, 1972, and the Michigan Lottery sold its first instant game ticket on October 7, 1975. This page lists the instant games Michigan has released most recently, along with the Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking each one started with.
The Opening Position Explained
A new Michigan instant game is placed among all the Michigan tickets on sale and ordered by ROI. The place it takes is its Initial Overall Ranking, and a lower number means a higher ROI at that moment. Games released on the same day can open far apart because their prices and prize tables differ.
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For Michigan Lottery Data
Skim the newest Michigan instant games for launch dates, ticket costs and ROI figures reported by the Michigan Lottery. The first instant game ticket was sold on October 7, 1975, after voters approved a lottery in May 1972. Costs and ROI appear beside each launch date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use the cards above. Each one shows a recent Michigan release with its image, launch date, price, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking.
It is the game's opening position among Michigan tickets on sale, ordered by ROI. A lower number means a higher ROI at that point.
Every instant game has its own price and prize table, which gives it its own ROI, and the ranking is based on that ROI.
No. Newness does not change a game's outcome. ROI is a comparison metric, not an expected return, and every ticket's outcome is fixed when it is printed.
Michigan's standard update comes every three days, but a game that has just launched does not wait for it. It is added to this page on the day it goes on sale.
No. Scratch Ticket Genie is not a retailer. Michigan instant games are sold by the Michigan Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Check Newly Released Tickets In Michigan
Review the newest Michigan instant games above and compare their launch dates, prices, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Rankings. All figures come from official Michigan Lottery sources.