LANSING, MI -- An Oakland County man changed up the way he typically plays the Michigan Lottery and ended up winning a $1 million jackpot playing the Million Dollar Madness instant game. “I normally only buy $1 or $5 tickets, but I splurged and bought a ...

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(CBS DETROIT) - A Michigan man said he "shed tears of joy" after winning $1 million playing the Michigan Lottery's Million Dollar Madness instant game. The 51-year-old Oakland County man, who wishes to remain anonymous, purchased the $10 ticket at East Holly Oil, located at 8435 East Holly Road in Holly.

The man hit the jackpot of $1 million, according to the lottery. “My wife scanned it with her Michigan Lottery app three times to make sure it was real,” the man said. “Whenever I buy a ticket, I’m always hoping to win big, and I still can’t believe it really happened.” Holly is about an 20-mile drive south from Flint.

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An Oakland County man took a chance on a $10 dollar ticket and won $1 million from Michigan Lottery's Million Dollar Madness instant game, lottery officials announced. The 51-year-old, who chose to remain anonymous, bought his ticket at East Holly Oil in Holly Township, according to a Michigan Lottery press release on Thursday.

A 51-year-old man from Holly won the $1 million jackpot from the Michigan Lottery's Million Dollar Madness instant game with a ticket purchased in Holly.

I normally only buy $1 or $5 tickets, but I splurged and bought a $10 ticket,” the man told the Michigan Lottery. “I scratched it when I got home and shed tears of joy when