1. You can play up to 10 panels per ticket.
2. If you don’t want to choose your own numbers, mark "Easy Pick" on the play slip and the computer will randomly pick your numbers.
3. When you’ve filled out your play slip, take it to any Michigan Lottery retailer with the amount of the wager. Your numbers will be entered in the next drawing and you will receive a game ticket.
4. ALWAYS check your play slip before giving it to the Lottery clerk. Tickets cannot be canceled after they are issued, and responsibility for accuracy of your numbers, multi-draw options and payment options rests with you, not the Lottery.
5. You can play Mega Millions for up to 20 consecutive drawings. Just mark the number of drawings you want in the multiple-draw wagers area on the play slip.

The Mega Millions pool closes at 10:45 p.m. the day of the drawing.