Page 3 - Scratch-offs

The plan? Walk in, fake a gun, and leave with tickets. The outcome? Jail time and a court date.

He cashed in the $300K winning ticket, but court docs say he broke the rules to do it.

He waited for a moment of distraction, then reached, grabbed, and ran. But the camera didn't blink.

These states were expecting higher lottery sales. Is it the economy's fault?

Unraveling the mysterious death of Illinois lottery winner Urooj Khan.

A Detroit man and a Missouri trio were certain they were being punked. Turns out, it was pure luck.

A Kentucky woman's birthday scratch-off yielded $5 million, breaking state records.

While some businesses brace for impact, this company's all-American supply chain keeps costs steady.

 Buying scratch-offs in South Carolina stores will be a whole new experience.

Police say his $148 payday came from stolen tickets tied to two gas station break-ins.

Investigators say they struck when clerks weren't looking and cashed in before anyone noticed.

From sweet-talking a clerk to a brotherly beatdown, these men took lottery fever to new levels.

The store owner drove him a distance of over two hours to help him claim the jackpot he deserved.

He paid back $250 and walked away, but surveillance footage told a bigger story involving thousands worth of tickets.

Detectives say the inside job was caught on camera — twice — and the suspects cashed in $8K in winnings.

North Carolina is using new technology from Scientific Games to modernize the in-store scratch-off experience.

This long-running partnership drives top-tier lottery sales, but can it keep up with Florida's growing needs?

Her plan unraveled fast after she claimed a prize of $1,000 just days after the tickets went missing.

The state is attempting to remove a profit margin requirement to offer more games with big-ticket prizes.