New Lucky Lines lottery game similar to bingo

If you're at your favorite Metro Detroit state lottery retailer and you hear another customer shout "bingo!" odds are they're playing the new Lucky Lines game.

The Lucky Lines rules may seem a bit complex at first, but details never seem to deter lottery players. Lucky Lines contestants select seven numbers between 1 and 49, decide whether to wager $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $10 or $20, and receive a printout of numbers in seven rows of seven, sort of like a bingo card. If all seven numbers show up in a Lucky Lines row -- either horizontal, vertical or diagonal -- the payout is $500,000 for each $1 wagered. Six in a row pays $5,000 for each buck bet.

If a Lucky player hits a four-digit and a three-digit on the same card, the payout if 500-to-1. Five in a row pays $50 for each $1 wagered. There are Lucky Lines smaller prizes for shorter rows. The odds of winning the big prize for seven in a row are 5,600,000-to-1 and the odds of winning back the price of your original bet are 5-to-1. The Lottery Bureau advertises 49 ways to win; players will have to be alert to make sure they catch them all.

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