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Traditional lottery culture may be fading as younger players look for faster digital experiences.

The first-ever licensing agreement could turn one of television's most recognizable artists into a scratch-off star.

In this interview, acting Commissioner Joe Froehlich shares the strategy behind Michigan's iLottery dominance.

Are crypto lotteries a scam or a signal of what's to come?

Lottery officials call it modernization. Critics say it could make problem gambling worse.

More convenience could be coming for players as Colorado advances its digital plans.

Players are spending less at the counter and more on their phones. Is this where lotteries are headed?

The jackpot reached $548,000 and is still climbing.

The first new raffle in tears offers 1-in-11 winning odds.

Inside the new draw games coming to iLottery this summer.

More states are betting big on this blend of instant results with familiar play styles.

A dismissed case returned less than two weeks later, keeping the spotlight on the disputed 2023 jackpot.

Many players say tickets are about fun or hope, not financial strategy or long-term planning.

We sat down with Executive Director Mark William Bracken to discuss iLottery, new games, and a summer launch.

Concerns over “slot-style” games shaped the bill, but the bigger digital rollout isn't going away.

Retailers, regulators, and critics clash over what digital tickets could mean for revenue and responsible play.

Minnesota Lottery ditches its legacy system in a cloud-powered push for growth.

Traditional ball machines are being replaced, but does that impact how players trust the game?

From bigger jackpots to changing state profits, the numbers reveal a shift that could impact how and why you play.

As lottery apps add more features, the line between traditional draw games and online gambling grows thinner.

Kansas Lottery has a new home online (actually, two of them!), and online offerings are along for the ride.

In this exclusive interview, NCPG Executive Director Heather Maurer shares the push for a national safety net.

New bills, bigger platforms, and fresh debates are reshaping how players join in.

Critics call it a missed chance for regulation. Could the state lottery gain new players from the ban?

Lawmakers say the lottery overstepped. The governor may hand them a veto anyway.

From spotting bots to flagging unusual play, new tools could reshape how lotteries monitor games.

The rise of installment apps is changing spending habits. Is this next for state lotteries?

Experts say screenings may help detect addiction as betting participation surges across the U.S.

Second Arkansas Powerball jackpot win in two months shatters Jackpocket app records.

AI tools are rising fast, but most players still crave human help and hands-on play.