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After a potential courier service ban was announced in Texas, Jackpocket isn’t serving the state for now.

With Daily 3, Daily 4, and Cash 25 now online, lottery fans can play and earn rewards from anywhere.

Powerball and Mega Millions go digital as Kansas launches the fastest iLottery rollout in US history.

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 Yell County resident stepped forward Monday to claim Arkansas' record-breaking $5.123 million lottery jackpot.

A proposed law could force popular lottery couriers out of the state, limiting online ticket-buying options.

2025 could mark major milestones, including Mega Millions changes and a possible new state joining the fun.

Did the Texas lottery fail its players?

The bill could make online casino and lottery games legal by September, promising millions in state revenue.

Facing slumping sales, the Tennessee Lottery found a creative interpretation of state law to go digital.

As the iLottery program sets records, the Virginia Lottery announced a contract extension for its provider.

A new IGT study states that lottery players in the U.S. are spending more on the lottery since going digital.

To captivate Gen Z, lottery officials are banking on AI, video storytelling, and fresh gameplay.

America's oldest gambling pastime appears built to survive the new digital age.

This new digital content is designed to engage players and support local education initiatives.

The new partnerships mean advanced systems and better player experiences in Ohio and North Dakota.

Massachusetts targets summer 2026 for launch, projecting $360M in annual profits within 10 years.

A $95M Lotto Texas win in 2023 ignited debates over online lottery sales in the state.

Ontario's record-breaking iGaming year shows big wins, while some U.S. states still fold on online lottery.

Residents can play Colorado Lotto+ and more from their phones as Jackpot.com rolls out its mobile platform.

The vote by state lawmakers signaled a major win for the brick-and-mortar retail stores in the state.

Record-breaking sales, massive jackpots, and a surge in online play fueled the success.

The iLottery goes live at 6:00 a.m. ET.

Delay to the start of online sales.

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