The woman, who chose to remain anonymous, won a top prize on an Ace of Spades instant game, according to the Michigan Lottery.

An anonymous Oakland County woman won $2 million in Michigan's Ace of Spades lottery game and plans to quit her job.

A Michigan woman says she plans to quit her job after winning a huge lottery prize. The 47-year-old woman bought a Ace of Spades instant game in Pontiac, according to a news release from the Michigan Lottery.

Winning is a huge relief and is going to allow me to quit my job and relax,” the woman told lottery officials.

An Oakland County woman is planning to quit her job after picking up a Michigan Lottery prize check for $1.3 million. The 47-year-old woman told lottery officials she wanted to remain anonymous.

The Michigan Lottery says players have won more than $14 million playing Strike It Rich since the game launched in October. Prizes range from $20 up to $2 million, and more than $92 million in prizes remain up for grabs, including two $2 million top prizes.

A Wayne County man won $2 million on his third attempt at a Colossal Cashword, Michigan Lottery Connect officials announced Monday. The lucky 32-year-old player, who chose to remain anonymous, bought his winning ticket at the River Oaks Marathon in Dearborn Heights, officials said in a press release.