Page 4 - State Games

Michigan nearly had its own shutdown — what would that mean for its games?

Festival atmosphere and new scratch-offs mark Puerto Rico Lottery's 35th year.

With both Intralot and Scientific Games interested in the contract, where does Maryland currently stand?

A longtime lottery partner is set to deliver new ticket options to boost fun and winning potential.

Pennsylvania Lottery hit its $1 billion target again, but a closer look reveals troubling trends beneath.

States launch targeted messages to protect at-risk gamblers during Responsible Gaming Education Month.

Some countries allow 16-year-olds to play, while others ban tickets until 21. Where's the line?

A new managing body will take over on Monday. Here's what this means for lottery players in the state.

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

State regulators aim to block bulk-buying lottery operations in New York.

Montana Lottery awards Intralot a major contract. Will it be a winning partnership?

A $348 win boosted this year's lottery profits in Virginia.

Lottery agency reverses major contract decision after finding legal gaps.

Iowa Lottery celebrated budget success while sales dropped 11% from last year's record. 

Police seized cannabis, weapons, and shut down illegal games at a Connecticut lottery retailer.

Massachusetts discovers its lottery lifeline wasn't the big jackpots after all.

$4K prizes, a shot at $40K, and a place in the record books — what more could you ask for?

WLA perks include security, research, and integrity tools, but how will that shape your next ticket?

A new law lowers the required profits rule. Will it mean more fun and more prizes for players?

Despite $3.3B in sales, the New Jersey Lottery faces a player revolt against impossible jackpots. Is this the future?

Gaming Commission picks Georgia vendor over current provider for state lottery operations.

Democrats and Republicans may disagree on everything except dreaming big with a state lottery ticket.

Suzanna Shkreli on her journey from prosecutor to Michigan Lottery Commissioner and the future of the lottery.

Retailers can opt in, but some say card fees may not be worth the jackpot.

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

How illegal lotteries helped pay for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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.

A mix-up with the machine door led to a chaotic but comically human moment, all fixed with a late-night draw.

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