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St. Clair County Man Wins $886,062 Jackpot Slots Fast Cash Jackpot

Winning ticketA last-minute decision to purchase a Jackpot Slots Fast Cash ticket paid off for a St. Clair County man who won a $886,062 Fast Cash jackpot from the Michigan Lottery.

The 52-year-old player, who chose to remain anonymous, bought his winning ticket at Good Time Charlie’s, located at 15036 Downey Road in Capac.

“Me and my brother went to Good Time Charlie’s to get food and play Club Keno,” said the player. “When we got to the restaurant, I bought two Club Keno tickets and won $10. I was going to use the winnings to purchase an instant ticket, but I saw the Fast Cash jackpot was over $800,000, so I decided at the last minute to purchase a Jackpot Slots ticket instead.

“When I got back to the table, I looked the ticket over and saw we had won the jackpot. I showed my brother the ticket and we started shouting with excitement! We couldn’t believe it and were in shock for a while.”

The player recently visited Lottery headquarters to claim the prize. With his winnings, he plans to help his family.

“Winning is an awesome feeling and a huge relief because it will allow me to help my family,” the player said.

Fast Cash games are a series of instant-win games that print from terminals at Lottery retailers. Fast Cash tickets range in price from $2 per play up to $20 per play.

Fast Cash games offer a progressive jackpot that can be won instantly. Every Fast Cash ticket gives players a chance to win all or part of the progressive jackpot.

All of the Fast Cash games feed into one jackpot, which grows with every ticket purchased. The current jackpot amount prints on each ticket, so players always know the amount of the jackpot up for grabs. The jackpot may be won at any time. As soon as the jackpot is hit, a new one starts to grow.

Available Fast Cash games are:

Fast Cash prizes never sell out and there is no waiting for a drawing as all games are played immediately.

Fast Cash games may be purchased at any of the 10,500 retailers across the state.

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