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He gambled on a lavish lifestyle — spending big on the lottery, casinos, and gold — until the odds ran out.

One of the leading courier apps will cease operations in the state until legal turmoil subsides.

Patrick Lash knew he had a million-dollar ticket — but he kept it secret for the perfect birthday surprise.

A South Carolina Lottery retailer employee was arrested recently for allegedly tampering with lottery tickets.

Rep. Harkins' new bill aims to protect winners from harassment by allowing anonymity for prizes over $1M.

The winner still hasn't shown up, and on March 11, the prize will disappear.

Over 10,000 players picked the right digits, turning a simple Pick 3 draw into a $2.4 million payout bonanza.

In a tech-driven leap, 79% of consumers now embrace self-service—and the Iowa Lottery is leading the charge.

A man hoping for an instant win got an instant arrest after police traced the stolen tickets back to him.

Discover games with wild themes, exciting twists, and big payouts in every corner of the U.S. lottery scene.

The jackpot has been growing since April 2024, totaling $25 million.

From 2-3-4 to 5-6-7-8, players are cashing in on sequential numbers nationwide.

These three questions could save lives on Problem Gambling Awareness Month.

The Minnesota man stole a motorcycle and drove to Iowa, where he dropped lottery tickets during a break-in.

The state says a missing ticket means no payout as it pushes to dismiss a man's Mega Millions lawsuit.

A Michigan lottery player has just one month left to step forward and claim a prize that could pay for life.

After a potential courier service ban was announced in Texas, Jackpocket isn’t serving the state for now.

Con artists promised big wins but demanded gift cards — one woman lost $3,000.

South Dakota Lottery fixes tech glitch that briefly suspended the popular Lucky for Life game statewide.