A Livingston County man who won a $100,000 second chance prize in 2022 won another $100,000 prize playing one of Michigan Lottery’s second chance games.

The lucky 59-year-old player from White Lake purchased his winning Lucky for Life ticket at Lakeview Market at 9775 Elizabeth Lake Road.

Timothy Wiscombe, 59, of White Lake won $25,000 a year for life when his ticket matched the five white balls drawn Sept. 27.

A Michigan woman said she initially thought she was being scammed when she received a phone call telling her she had won $100,000 in a second-chance lottery drawing.

Jami Hawkins, 42, played the $300,000,000 Extraordinaire game, but did not win the jackpot, according to an Oct. 14 news release from the Michigan Lottery. However, Hawkins did scan her non-winning lottery tickets on the Michigan Lottery app, which entered her into a drawing for a second chance to win.

A Mega Millions ticket worth $5 million was the biggest Michigan Lottery prize won or claimed in September, according to the Michigan Lottery. Three tickets also won prizes of $1 million or more. They were won on Lotto 47,

Kevin Abbe, 38, of Freeland, won the big prize playing the Michigan Lottery's Win Big instant game. He bought the winning ticket in Bay City.