Lansing, MI July 6, 2007 - On June 29th, Adrian, Michigan became home to Big Money Bingo's seventh jackpot winner. Incredibly, this is the second consecutive Big Money Bingo winner from this small Michigan town.  Bobbi DeLaCruz, 42, bingoed on 50 balls Friday night at the AMVETS Post 1957 bingo game, taking home the Big Money Bingo jackpot of $84,105.  DeLaCruz said she really enjoys playing Big Money Bingo.  On the winning night Bobbi purchased 3 Big Money Bingo cards.  When asked what she would do with the money, DeLaCruz said she would pay some bills, take a Mexican vacation, and buy a new car.

DeLaCruz joins the elite group of Big Money Bingo winners: Jacqueline Alcorta also of Adrian won $120,820, Phyllis Gamble of Lewiston who won $59,466; Virginia Jones of Detroit who won a record jackpot of $215,696; Sharon Tedford of Flint who won $50,826; Barbara Boutell of Clinton Township who won $63,540; and Renee Kingsbury of Shiawassee County who won $67,804.  Over $600,000 in total prizes has been awarded to date.

The Big Money Bingo game is played at hundreds of locations throughout Michigan.  For more information or to find a participating Big Money Bingo game, visit www.michigan.gov/cg or www.bingobonuszone.com.

Big Money Bingo, developed by Scientific Games (NASDAQ: SGMS), is authorized by the Charitable Gaming Division of the Michigan State Lottery.  The game is a linked progressive bingo game that is available at select charitable bingo locations throughout the state.  The Big Money Bingo jackpot starts at $10,000 and grows each day until it is won.  The progressive draw begins with 49 balls drawn and if not won, the number of balls drawn increases by one each week.

In 2006, over $74 million raised through charitable gaming activities was contributed to support community projects and programs such as, schools, libraries, scholarships, school athletic programs, fire departments, youth camps, crisis centers, disabled citizens, medical research, senior citizen programs, soup kitchens, and many more. Without the funding derived from charitable gaming, many of these invaluable community projects would not exist.

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