LOTTERY - Super Raffle Drawing Scheduled for Nov. 5

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Super Raffle Drawing Scheduled for Nov. 5

Contact: Andi Brancato 517-335-5648
Agency: Lottery

LANSING, October 3, 2008 - The Michigan Lottery's Super Raffle drawing will be conducted on November 5, Lottery officials announced today.

Results of the drawing, which will be that morning, will be posted on the Lottery's Web site, www.michigan.gov/lottery. Players can also have their tickets validated by a Michigan Lottery retailer or at one of the Lottery's regional offices around the state beginning the afternoon of November 5.

The Super Raffle has two top prizes of $2 million each. An additional 20 players will win $100,000; 4,000 players will win $500, and 10,000 players will win $100.

Tickets are available at all Michigan Lottery retailer locations and are $50 each. Numbers on tickets must match the exact order in which winning numbers were drawn to be eligible for a prize and winners must present their original tickets when making a claim.

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Disclaimer: The only basis for a valid Lottery claim is compliance with the Lottery Statute and the Lottery Rules. No valid Lottery claim may be premised on human, electronic, or other error in the communication, display or transmission of data, however recorded, displayed, or transmitted. No valid Lottery claim can be premised upon any intentional human,
electronic, or other form of communication or transmission of data, which has not been authorized by the Lottery Commissioner.

Authority: Act 239, 1972, as amended.