Michigan Daily 3 Evening Prediction for Today: September 16, 2026

Michigan Daily 3 Evening is played by choosing a 3-digit number using digits 0–9, and selecting how you want your pick to match the winning number.

• Straight wins only if all 3 digits match in exact order.
• Box wins if all 3 digits match in any order (payout and odds depend on whether your number has a double or all unique digits).
• Wheel plays multiple straight combinations of the same digits, increasing coverage while costing more.
• 2-Way lets you play Straight/Box variations tied to how your digits can be arranged.
• 1-Off options allow a different kind of match based on the play type selected.

The Evening drawing is held daily, and ticket sales close shortly before the draw.

A Michigan Daily 3 Evening ticket starts at $0.50 per play, with $1 options available depending on the play type.

• Straight and Box plays can be purchased with a $0.50 or $1 wager.
• Wheel plays cost more because they cover multiple straight combinations (for example, a 3-Way wheel costs $1.50 at the $0.50 level, and a 6-Way wheel costs $3 at the $0.50 level).
• 2-Way and some specialty options are typically priced at $1 per play.

Your total cost depends on the wager amount and how many plays or wheel combinations you add to the ticket.

Michigan Daily 3 Evening has multiple prize types. The payout and odds depend on the play type and, for Box plays, whether your digits are all different or include repeats.

• Straight: match all 3 digits in exact order, odds 1 in 1,000 (top prize up to $500 with a $1 wager).
• Box 6-Way (all digits different): match all digits in any order, odds 1 in 167.
• Box 3-Way (a double like 4-4-5): match all digits in any order, odds 1 in 333.
• Wheel 3-Way and Wheel 6-Way: covers multiple straight combinations; top prize can reach $500 depending on wager and wheel type.
• 2-Way and 1-Off options: additional ways to win with their own prize rules and odds depending on the selection.

The highest available prize in the game is $500. Prizes must be claimed in Michigan, and claim rules and deadlines depend on the prize amount and state procedures.