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New Jersey senators are concerned that state lottery sales will swallow small businesses.

Blending luck with skill could attract new players, but would it change the game too much?

What makes the perfect scratch? How do tickets pop at retail? Scientific Games reveals the secrets behind the games.

A record $2.5M win came from a phone, not a store, showing how digital play is reshaping lottery habits today.

Online play and credit purchases are now live in Colorado, raising questions about convenience and player risk.

Nebraska Lottery ticket sales declined by $36M, according to an audit from the Nebraska Auditor of Public Accounts.

Massachusetts-sponsored online lottery games could be available next summer.

Kiwi lottery officials outsmart multi-million dollar overseas gambling rings.

Livestreams, influencers, and ASMR scratch cards — TikTok is reshaping how a new generation plays the lottery.

A new $50K-a-day rule targets ticket hoarders to keep Fast Play games fun and fair for all players.

The law rewrites the rules for players with no more mobile purchases and a possible end to the game by 2029.

As lottery apps proliferate across the U.S., the Texas scandal exposes the dangerous gap in regulations.

Lottery industry veterans discuss the current state of lottery games and what players can expect in the future.

25-year Army veteran strikes $1.3M jackpot on day one of online play. 

Players can expect a smoother, smarter, and more rewarding digital lottery experience by 2026.

The 60-day comment period is now open, inviting players and pros to weigh in on the future of ticket delivery.

New Illinois bill could allow controversial courier services to operate in the state.

A restraining order shields the company from losing its license for now. Could lawmakers deal the final blow?

Senate slips digital lottery provision into budget as education funding from ticket sales declines 15%.