Make Me a Millionaire TV Show — Takes a Final Curtain Call

One way the California Lottery maximizes revenue for public schools is by a regular review of major business initiatives and programs. An in-depth analysis of the Make Me a Millionaire game show was recently completed and as a result, the Lottery aired the final episode on July 3, 2010, consistent with the Lottery’s 3 year business plan.

Make Me a Millionaire Scratchers® Game

Sales of the Make Me a Millionaire Scratchers tickets ended on June 25, 2010. There will not be a replacement ticket. However, players with winning tickets will still be able to play the game and win the same prizes. Players winning free tickets, cash prizes up to $500 and “TV Show” winning tickets will have until December 22, 2010 to claim their prize. Though winners of the Make Me a Millionaire Scratchers tickets, “TV Show” will not be televised, they will still go to Hollywood and play the Make Me a Millionaire games. Contestants will have the same chances to win cash and prizes, including the Millionaire Game jackpot.

Fantasy 5 Second Chance Draw for Make Me a Millionaire

Fantasy 5 Second Chance Draw coupons were discontinued on July 4, 2010. Players who have a Fantasy 5 Second Chance Draw coupon will be eligible to win a chance to play the games associated with Make Me a Millionaire and have a chance to win the same prizes, including the show’s Millionaire Game jackpot, as long as they have mailed in their coupons and they are post marked on or before December 31, 2010.

BONUS BUCKS — Exciting New Fantasy 5 Second Chance Draw Promotion

Now players have the chance to win up to $42,000 a week. Each week, 3 lucky players will win $10,000 and 12 players will win $1,000. Simply purchase a minimum of 5 plays on one ticket and you will receive an entry code — for each multiple of 5 plays purchased on a single ticket you can get more entry codes, up to a maximum of 10 entry codes per purchase. Codes can only be entered online at calottery.com/Fan5 as mail entries will not be accepted. Click here for more information.