The DC Lottery launched three MONOPOLY scratch tickets in the District on 2 October 2024. The games, licensed by Scientific Games, are priced at $2, $5 and $10 and offer a combined $2.9m in cash prizes, with top prizes ranging from $5,000 to $100,000.
The three licensed tickets expand the DC Lottery’s retail games, with prizes across several price points.
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The Delaware Lottery said all 89 of its sports lottery retailers now offer standalone betting kiosks, with terminals also installed at three casinos. The machines support player propositions, same-game parlays, live wagering and BetAhead, which lets customers prepare a wager online before entering a code at a kiosk.
Scientific Games launched its Momentum central gaming and retailer management systems for the Arizona Lottery. The upgrade accompanies changes to draw games, including updates to The Pick, new midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings, and Powerball Double Play; the Arizona Lottery’s executive director said the changes will expand play options.
Lottoplay launched its first eInstant game, Vegas Xtra Plays, with DC Lottery this week through a partnership with EQL Games, the companies said. The launch marks Lottoplay’s commercial debut less than a year after its founding, according to founder Hili Shakked.
Panama's Lotería Nacional de Beneficencia (LNB) said it had implemented its own technology system to process and pay prizes for Lotto and Pega 3 after its former provider disconnected its platform. The LNB also extended the claim period for winning tickets from draws held in March and April 2026, while payments are being processed gradually.
Allwyn UK says changes to the National Lottery will raise the number of millionaires it creates annually from around 140 to approximately 345. From 7 June, Lotto will introduce two draw rounds for a £2 ticket, while a UK version of Powerball is planned for later this summer.