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JAWS fans, take a bite out of the new Hoosier Lottery scratch-off

Win up to $10,000 in this new scratch game.

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Calling all movie buffs and summer enthusiasts. The Hoosier Lottery is bringing back the thrills of a classic blockbuster with the launch of its new JAWS scratch-off game.

A fin-tastic opportunity for Indiana players

Get ready to sink your teeth into this exciting game, offering heart-pounding chances to win up to $10,000. Starting April 2nd, Hoosier Lottery retailers across Indiana will be stocked with the $2 JAWS Scratch-off, perfect for players 18 and older.

Hoosier Lottery Executive Director Sarah M. Taylor. said:

We are excited to launch a new game that celebrates an iconic movie and pop culture phenomenon. Swim into your nearest Hoosier Lottery retailer and take a bite out of the new $2 JAWS Scratch off before it's too late.

Double your chances

Even non-winning JAWS Scratch-offs can reel in a second chance at a lucrative $10,000 prize. Simply enter your non-winning ticket into the JAWS 2nd Chance Promotion drawing on the myLOTTERY app. Remember, the deadline to enter is August 26th, 2024.

JAWS craze spreads across state lines

Movie lovers, take note! Indiana isn't the only state celebrating the iconic shark film. The Massachusetts Lottery also offers a JAWS-themed instant win game with exciting cash prizes and a second chance opportunity to win a trip for two to Martha's Vineyard, along with a shot at a whopping $1 million.

A cultural phenomenon comes to life

The JAWS Scratch-off isn't just a game; it's a celebration of a cinematic sensation. Directed by legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg, JAWS redefined the concept of summer blockbusters and left an indelible mark on pop culture. The film follows the seaside town of Amity as it's terrorized by a monstrous great white shark. Police Chief Brody (Roy Scheider), marine biologist Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss), and shark hunter Quint (Robert Shaw) must overcome their differences and band together in a desperate fight for survival. With its heart-pounding suspense and unforgettable score, JAWS remains a thrilling and influential adventure that continues to captivate audiences.

Making an impact on Indiana communities

For over three decades, the Hoosier Lottery has been a force for good across Indiana. Every county in the state benefits from Hoosier Lottery distributions, making a significant impact on local communities. Here's a look at some of their contributions:

  • More than $820 million was distributed to the police and firefighters' pensions
  • More than $1 billion contributed to the teachers' retirement fund
  • Over $2 billion in payments to retailers

The Hoosier Lottery is also committed to responsible gaming practices. They've achieved the highest level of World Lottery Association Level 4 Certification through 2024, demonstrating their dedication to ethical gameplay.

Enjoy the Hoosier Lottery, and please play responsibly.

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