Michigan Daily 4

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Daily 4 is an exciting Michigan Lottery game offering chances to win twice a day. The top prize is $5,000 for matching four numbers in exact order, but there are lots of other different ways to win.

Midday drawings take place at 12:59 PM ET and Evening draws at 7:29 PM ET. Learn more about MI Daily 4 below, including how to play, odds and prizes, and frequently asked questions.

Prizes and Odds

The following table shows the odds of winning for each bet type, along with the payouts that are available. For a complete explanation of all the different play types, check our Play Types Guide further down the page.

Daily 4 Payouts and Odds
Play Type Example Payout Odds of Winning
Straight Match in exact order
Straight - $5,000 1 in 10,000
Box Match in any order
4-Way 1112 $1,250 1 in 2,500
6-Way 1122 $833 1 in 1,666
12-Way 1123 $416 1 in 833
24-Way 1234 $208 1 in 416
2-Way Match in any order OR win a larger prize for exact order.
4-Way 1112 $600 or $3,200 1 in 2,500 or 1 in 10,000
6-Way 1122 $416 or $2,916 1 in 1,666 or 1 in 10,000
12-Way 1123 $208 or $2,708 1 in 833 or 1 in 10,000
24-Way 1234 $104 or $2,604 1 in 416 or 1 in 10,000
1-Off Match in exact order OR one digit can be 1-above or 1-below.
1-Off Straight - $2,800 1 in 1,000
1-Off Regular - $275 1 in 1,250
Combo All possible combinations entered as Straights. Cost: $4-$24 depending on your numbers.
4-Way 1112 $5,000 1 in 2,500
6-Way 1122 $5,000 1 in 1,666
12-Way 1123 $5,000 1 in 833
24-Way 1234 $5,000 1 in 416

How to Play Daily 4

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Select Bet Type

Choose how to play from the list of bet types that are available - Straight, Box, Wheel, 2-Way, and 1-Off (more information below).

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Pick Your Numbers

Select four numbers between 0 and 9. You can choose your own or mark the ‘Easy Pick’ option if you would prefer to have the numbers randomly selected for you. In Daily 4, you may select the same number more than once. You have the option to complete up to five panels per payslip.

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Choose Your Draws

Select a number in the multiple draw wagers area to play up 60 consecutive drawings with your chosen numbers. Decide whether to play your numbers in the next Midday (MID) or Evening (EVE) draw.

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Pay For Your Tickets

Check your selections and pay for your tickets at a cost of $1 per play. Ticket sales close at 12:49 PM ET for the Midday draw, and 7:08 PM ET for the Evening draw.

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Venture into the enchanted forest and unleash expanding wilds for wickedly good wins!

Daily 4 Play Types

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Straight - You win if the numbers you chose match the numbers drawn in the same order. For example:
Numbers played: 1234
Winning combination: 1234

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2-Way - This type of bet splits a $1 wager between a Straight and a Box, with $0.50 going on each style. You win both parts of the bet if you match the numbers in exact order, or just the Box prize if the numbers appear in a different order.

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Wheel - You win on a Wheel wager if your numbers match in any order. The difference to a Box is that you pay to enter each combination as a separate Straight, so a wager 4-Way Wheel costs $4, a 6-Way Wheel costs $6, and so on.

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Box - For a Box wager, you just need to match all four numbers in any order. Box bets can be 4-Way, 6-Way, 12-Way, or 24-Way depending on how many unique digits you pick. More Ways = better odds but lower prizes.
4-Way e.g. 1333
6-Way e.g. 1133
12-Way e.g. 1233
24-Way e.g. 1234

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1-Off - You win if your numbers match the numbers drawn in the same order (Straight) or if one of your digits is one up or one down from the numbers drawn. For example:
1-Off Straight Win
Numbers played: 1234
Win with: 1234
1-Off Regular Win
Numbers played: 1234
Win with: 1235, 1233, 1244, 1224, 1134, 1334, 2234, 0234


Bonus Draws

From time to time, the Michigan Lottery runs extra draws to give you more chances to win. For example, in March 2024, a 'Red Ball Double Draw' took place after the Daily 4 Evening draw. In this bonus draw, a single ball was drawn from a set of six - one ball was red and the rest were white.

If the red ball was drawn, a second set of Daily 4 numbers was selected. This extra draw would follow the usual Daily 4 rules with all the same prizes, and if you had a ticket for the Evening draw you would just have an extra chance to win.

If the white ball was drawn, no Double Draw would be held. However, that white ball is removed from the pool, increasing the chances of the red ball coming out the next night. White balls would continue to be removed until the red ball was drawn, and then all the balls would return to the machine for the next night.


Frequently Asked Questions

What time do ticket sales close?

You can buy tickets for the Midday draw until 12:49 PM ET, and for the Evening draw until 7:08 PM ET. Ticket sales for the next draw resume at 12:51 PM for Midday and 7:10 PM for Evening.

How old do I have to be to play?

You have to be at least 18 to play any MI Lottery game.

Can I play more than one draw in advance?

You can play up to 60 consecutive draws by marking a number in the ‘Multiple Draw Wagers’ area of your playslip.

Is there a prize for matching fewer than four numbers?

You have to match all your numbers and meet the requirements of your bet type. If you play a 1-Off wager and match three of the four winning numbers, and the other digit is one high or one low, you do receive a payout.

Can I choose my wager amount?

No. Unlike Daily 3, the cost per play in Daily 4 is a fixed $1. For the 2-Way play style however, the $1 bet is divided in two, representing $0.50 on the Straight portion of the bet, and $0.50 on the Box. Prizes are also halved accordingly.

Why can I win more with a 4-Way Box than any other way?

Prize payouts are always proportional to the odds of winning. If you play a 4-Way Box, where three of the numbers are the same, there are only four possible winning combinations. Were you to play a 12-Way Box (for example), you’d have 12 possible winning combinations, so the odds would be better, and the prize lower as a result.