Although the Michigan Lottery says the jackpot is $290 million, its current cash value is $163.6 million (before taxes), which the winner could take in a lump-sum payment. Or the winner could have the money spread out over 26 years, collecting $11.15 million in pre-tax money annually.

The current jackpot started building May 11 with $10 million. It has rolled over 15 times, with 14 players in Michigan collecting the second prize of $175,000 each.

The largest jackpot of this game, previously known as the Big Game, was $363 million, which was split by then-Shelby Township resident Larry Ross, now 51, and an Illinois resident.