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In this interview, acting Commissioner Joe Froehlich shares the strategy behind Michigan's iLottery dominance.
In an exclusive interview, Mega Millions Lead Director Harjinder Shergill Chima weighs in on Gen Z and gambling trends.
The tribe wants a judge to halt ticket sales at roughly two dozen locations while the legal fight plays out.
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Happy little scratch-offs? Bob Ross joins the lottery worldThe first-ever licensing agreement could turn one of television's most recognizable artists into a scratch-off star.
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Powerball goes global: U.K. ticket sales start July 2149 lotteries are about to share one jackpot. Here's how.
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How do you lose $100 million? These lottery winners found a wayHow could someone win a $100 million jackpot and never claim it?
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Independence Day means fireworks, cookouts, and giant jackpotsJuly 4th may shut down banks and offices, but lottery players still have nearly $1 billion to chase.
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Megabucks enters the Fourth of July with its largest jackpot everThe jackpot has climbed to $22.25 million, a level longtime players have never seen before.
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State lotteries are joining America's 250th birthday celebrationThe commemorative games are arriving just as July 4th travel and celebrations ramp up.
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Massachusetts' second-biggest jackpot ever just got biggerThe Megabucks record that's stood since 1985 is suddenly in danger.
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Millions in Nebraska Lottery funds are frozen as lawsuit moves forwardA judge ruled the money should stay put until the courts decide who has the right to spend it.
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Michigan Lottery adds a mystery twist to Daily 3 drawingsOne red ball could mean double the winning chances in July.
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The $1 million secret Virginia lottery winners can now keepBig lottery winners in the Old Dominion can now stay anonymous.
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🎓 AcademicThe math behind the Tri-State MegabucksWe crunched the numbers on Tri-State Megabucks: odds, fairness, and a surprising house edge.
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Lost tickets equal lost millions for unlucky lottery playersWhy did no one claim Australia's third-biggest lottery win?
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Fight over $12.8M lottery ticket takes another unexpected turnA customer and a Circle K employee have entered the battle over the unsold jackpot winner.
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Mom wants the Ohio Lottery to block her son's alleged winning payoutShe says the ticket was purchased with her funds and is asking a judge to put the money on hold.
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Worker accused of stealing $32K in Florida Lottery tickets from storeThe alleged scheme involved entire books of scratch-offs over several months before managers noticed.
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Oregon Lottery locks in Brightstar through 2031New terminals, new signage, and the impact on players.
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New Michigan bill could strengthen protections for playersPlayers wouldn't gain new betting options, but they could gain more certainty.
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Colorado's sesquicentennial: A $5 ticket is sparking a summer frenzySummer-long lottery promotions kick off to celebrate a massive Colorado milestone.
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Exclusive interviewMinnesota Lottery's modernization push to change how the state playsIn this exclusive interview, Adam Prock explains why the lottery is tearing up its old playbook.
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Police crack down on separate lottery theft allegationsThe cases involve a Walmart cashier, missing ticket books, and claims of lottery fraud.
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Should states ban credit cards for lottery purchases?Lottery officials call it modernization. Critics say it could make problem gambling worse.
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Would you spot a fake $32M lottery win before it's too late?A Texas woman did, and her experience serves as a warning to other players.
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Powerball, Mega Millions, and a $452 million Father's Day surpriseForget the remote control fight. These jackpots could buy dad his own TV.
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Police say same scratch-off ticket triggered multiple payoutsAuthorities claim a scratch-off winner was never properly validated before payouts were made.
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Forget lucky numbers, this dog picked a winning ticketWhat started as a chewed-up scratch-off ticket ended with treats and a surprise payday.
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One employee's death exposed a lottery's $18.5M problemAuditors say years of accounting mistakes came to light after a key finance official unexpectedly died.
