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NASCAR fans, start your engines! Win a dream trip to Phoenix!

A race to NASCAR glory starts now.

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Samantha Herscher

South Dakota Lottery players, buckle up! The NASCAR Powerball Playoff is back, and you have a chance to win a VIP trip to the pinnacle event – the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race in Phoenix!

Imagine the roar of the crowd, the smell of burning rubber, and the electrifying atmosphere as you witness the best drivers in the world battle it out for the ultimate championship title. That's not all; you could also be entered into a national drawing for $1 million!

Here's how to turn your non-winning lottery tickets into a winning chance:

  • Dig through your wallet, purse, or that lucky drawer and unearth any non-winning tickets from Powerball, Mega Millions, Dakota Cash, Lucky for Life, or Lotto America. Don't throw them away just yet! They could be your ticket to racing glory.
  • Head over to the South Dakota Lottery website or your nearest lottery retailer by July 23rd. Entering is easy – simply follow the instructions and give your non-winning tickets a second chance at winning big.
  • Ten lucky South Dakotans will be chosen to go into the national drawing for the grand prize. This is your chance to join a select group with the opportunity to witness racing history in the making!

On top of the national prize pool, you'll also get a NASCAR Powerball Playoff t-shirt just for entering. This commemorative shirt is a great way to show your love for NASCAR and let everyone know you're a South Dakota Lottery contender.

About the South Dakota Lottery

Since 1986, the South Dakota Lottery has been a pillar of fun and funding for the state. They operate just like any other business, bringing in revenue through ticket sales and using it to cover expenses. But unlike most businesses, their profits don't go towards lining the pockets of shareholders – instead, they're directed right back to benefit South Dakota communities!

The lottery betters the state

The South Dakota Lottery offers a double win: a chance for you to earn a prize and valuable funds for the state. Nearly 95 cents of every dollar spent on tickets goes directly back to South Dakota. Here's a breakdown of how that money makes a positive impact:

  • Education: Nearly half of all Lottery funds are invested in supporting the future of South Dakota – including K-12 schools, universities, and technical institutes.
  • Natural resources: Lottery funds play a vital role in protecting and improving South Dakota's natural beauty. They help pay for rural water systems, clean drinking water projects, and recycling programs.
  • Miscellaneous programs The Lottery also supports a variety of other important initiatives. They contribute funds for road improvements, problem gambling treatment services, and other programs that enhance the quality of life for South Dakotans.

Ready to play?

Head over to the South Dakota Lottery website or your nearest retailer today to get your tickets and enter for a chance to win. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the thrill of NASCAR and give back to your community. Good luck!

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