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Pick up a tab today! Pull Tabs, sometimes known as "break-opens" are Lottery tickets with tabs you pull open to reveal cash prizes.

The Michigan Lottery typically offers up to 16 different Pull Tab games in various prices ranging from $0.50 to $2 per ticket and cash prizes ranging from $1 to $2000. Pull Tabs are sold in liquor licensed bars and restaurants throughout Michigan. The overall odds of winning a cash prize range from 1 in 4 to 1 in 10.

New and exciting Pull Tab games are introduced each month with new themes and top prizes. So, look for the latest Pull Tab game in most any bar or restaurant near you.

$0.50 Games

• One Arm Bandit (MI507)

• On The Right Track (MI512)

• Win Sum (MI504)

• Hot Roller (MI501)

$1.00 Games

• Cheeseburger 'N Pair 'O Dice (MI508)

• Holiday Cheer! (MI514)

• Score! (MI513)

• Pro Bowlers Association (MI511)

• Top $10 (MI500)

• The Whole Enchilada (MI152)

$2.00 Games

• Money Multiplier (MI164)

• Melt the Felt (MI114)


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