Page 3 - State games

New machines, new terminals. Here's what New Mexico lottery players can expect.

One lottery ticket bought during a stressful morning suddenly changed her family's plans.

Massachusetts Megabucks has climbed to $17M, putting the jackpot within reach of the game's top three largest prizes ever.

Officials say the move protects everyday players after high-volume groups flooded ticket sales.

Maryland's lottery contract dispute heads to court as rivals clash over a $260 million bid gap.

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

With prices from $1 to $30, these games are spreading fast across the U.S.

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

The Cowboy State will join 44 other states in accepting debit cards for tickets.

Repeated digits were impossible to draw for weeks.

Nearly 75% of prizes came from instant tickets, while 52 players hit seven figures in just 90 days.

As Ireland launches a new campaign, similar efforts in states like Michigan are already rewarding everyday impact.

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

The West Virginia Lottery gives out millions in prizes for its 40th anniversary.

The rapid-fire game keeps evolving, signaling a bigger shift toward faster, on-demand lottery play.

How a $2 ticket could land you a Chevy, a Puerto Rico getaway, or $500,000.

What Iowa, Virginia, and Rhode Island know about winning the lottery that New York doesn't.

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.

A mix of new games and strong player support has fueled rapid growth in one of the nation's newest lotteries.

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

In this exclusive interview, we discuss this exciting new lottery game that can pay out millions every day.

Holiday schedules vary by state and game, meaning your usual draw time might look a little different.

Retail data shows debit card payments already boosted sales, so could kiosks take that growth even further?

The Show Me State's convenience store slot machine boom has lawmakers divided on what to do next.

Revenue is still rising, just not fast enough to match expanding programs and growing demand statewide.

The rollout includes five new tickets, Fast Play games, and a second-chance promotion for players.

In an exclusive interview, Illinois Lottery Director Harold Mays reveals his 2026 plans and what's next for players.

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.