Page 6 - Lottery Facts

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

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

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.

Massachusetts lottery players spend over $1,000 per person annually, making it America's undisputed lottery capital.

These lottery winners tried to buy their wildest dreams.

A North Austin store keeps selling jackpot-winning tickets, and now state officials want answers about its luck.

How dreams, cookies, and license plates helped these lottery players win big prizes.

A proposal to raise the lottery age to 21 moves forward, and businesses may get more video lottery machines.

While luck can't be predicted, America's $50B lottery industry is betting that artificial intelligence can.

Online lottery courier's Valentine's Day poll found that 8% wouldn't tell their significant other if they won the lottery.

A new bill could reduce education's lottery funding, but only if ticket sales hit key revenue goals.

A new survey reveals what Illinois romantics really want this Valentine's Day, and it's not what you'd expect.

Four Jamaican nationals were arrested in Alabama for allegedly scamming victims into sending cash for fake wins.

A suspect's lucky streak ran out when surveillance footage linked him to a string of store break-ins.

A Utah man claimed self-defense after a lottery fight turned fatal — now a court says he deserves a new trial.

Supporters say the bill expands school choice, but opponents call it an attack on public education funding.

A lottery run turned into a manslaughter case after a Vegas court official's alleged DUI crash in Arizona.

The true story of the men who ran Michigan's illegal lottery.