Lottery

Companies offering lottery in the iGaming industry — 18 listed.

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Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
The Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation (TELC) is the state-owned public corporation that operates Tennessee's lottery and regulates its online-only sports wagering market. Created by the Tennessee General Assembly in 2003 after voters approved a constitutional amendment, it began selling tickets in January 2004, making Tennessee the 42nd state to launch a lottery. TELC is headquartered in Nashville and is self-funded, receiving no appropriated state tax dollars. It offers a broad portfolio of instant scratch-off and draw-based games, including multistate jackpot games such as Powerball, Mega Millions, and Cash 4 Life, as well as Tennessee-specific games like Tennessee Cash and Cash 5. In 2020, TELC expanded into sports betting under the Tennessee Sports Gaming Act, becoming one of the first US lottery corporations to administer a statewide mobile-only sports wagering market. The corporation is a major education-funding engine, directing proceeds to the Tennessee Lottery Scholarship Program, the HOPE Scholarship, need-based grants, and after-school programs. Its first leader was Rebecca Graham Paul, and it is currently led by President and CEO Rebecca Hargrove.
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Virginia Lottery
600 E. Main Street, Richmond, VA 23219
The Virginia Lottery is an independent state agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia, established by voter referendum in 1987 and commencing ticket sales on September 20, 1988. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, it operates a full portfolio of traditional draw games, scratch-off tickets, and online instant games, and also serves as the regulatory authority for sports wagering and casino gaming within the state. All profits from Lottery ticket sales are constitutionally mandated to support K–12 public education. In fiscal year 2025, the Lottery generated more than $901 million in profits from total sales exceeding $5.7 billion, making it one of the most financially significant state lotteries in the United States. The agency employs approximately 400 people and works with more than 5,300 retail partners across Virginia. Its mission is to contribute to Virginia’s future by responsibly creating and regulating games and experiences that benefit K-12 public education and Virginia initiatives. The Virginia Lottery is governed by a board of citizens appointed by the Governor, and its current Executive Director is Kevin Hall, who previously held the same role from 2018 to 2022.
Oklahoma Lottery
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
The Oklahoma Lottery is a state-run lottery commission established by the Oklahoma Education Lottery Act, approved by voters in November 2004. Ticket sales commenced on October 12, 2005, making it one of the more recent U.S. state lotteries. Operated by the Oklahoma Lottery Commission, its core mission is to maximize revenues for public education through the creation and marketing of entertaining lottery products while maintaining the highest standards of service, integrity, and public accountability. Since its inception, the Lottery has generated over $1.4 billion for education in Oklahoma, funding K-12 programs, higher education, career technology, and teacher retirement systems. The Oklahoma Lottery is a member of the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL), offering popular interstate games such as Powerball, Mega Millions, and Lotto America alongside its own state-specific draw games and instant scratch-off tickets. In recent years, the Lottery has experienced record revenue growth, more than doubling annual revenues following legislative changes in 2017. The organization continues to evolve, with recent moves toward digital platform development and an expansion of its product lineup. Headquartered in Oklahoma City, the Lottery employs a team of professionals across marketing, security, sales, and administration, all working toward the goal of supporting Oklahoma's educational future.
Pennsylvania Lottery
1200 Fulling Mill Road, Suite One, Middletown, PA 17057, USA
The Pennsylvania Lottery is a government-operated lottery created by the Pennsylvania General Assembly in 1971 and launched in 1972. It is the only U.S. lottery that dedicates all proceeds to programs benefiting older residents, having contributed over $37.2 billion to senior-focused initiatives since inception. Operating under the motto 'Benefits Older Pennsylvanians. Every Day,' the Lottery generates revenue through retail scratch-off and draw games, online iLottery games launched in 2018, and monitor-based games like Keno. In fiscal year 2024–25, it recorded over $1.05 billion in profit for senior programs on total sales exceeding $4.3 billion at retail and $881 million online. The Lottery partners with major vendors such as Scientific Games for digital platform services and maintains a network of approximately 9,900 licensed retailers across the commonwealth.
La Tinka S.A.
Miraflores, Lima, Peru
La Tinka S.A. is Peru’s leading lottery and sports‑betting operator, owned by the Peruvian conglomerate Grupo Intercorp. Originally incorporated as Intralot de Peru S.A. in June 2002, the company later rebranded to La Tinka S.A. and now manages a portfolio of iconic national games including Tinka, Gana Diario, Kábala, Rapitinkas, Kinelo, and the sports‑betting brands Te Apuesto, Olimpo, and Ganagol. Headquartered in Miraflores, Lima, the company employs approximately 1,500 people and generates annual revenues estimated between $25 million and $50 million. La Tinka S.A. maintains a strong physical retail network across Peru while also offering digital ticket sales, live sports betting, and online casino games through its website and mobile apps. As a dominant player in the Peruvian lottery market, it holds licenses from national authorities and competes with other regulated operators. The company has invested in responsible gambling initiatives and digital expansion, solidifying its position as a household name in Peruvian gaming.
Kentucky Lottery
Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.
Founded on April 4, 1989, and headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, the Kentucky Lottery Corporation (KLC) is a state-operated enterprise dedicated to generating revenue for education through responsible, entertaining gaming. As the first U.S. lottery to be structured as a public corporation, KLC offers a diversified portfolio that includes classic draw games (Powerball, Mega Millions, Keno), instant scratch-off tickets, and a robust online platform accessible via its official website and mobile app. Over three decades, the lottery has contributed more than $2.8 billion to Kentucky’s state treasury and over $5 billion in scholarships and grants for more than 1.1 million students, including the KEES program and the Dual Credit Scholarship. In 2025, KLC paid out over $1.6 billion in prizes and continued to fuel economic growth through strategic partnerships—such as the 10-year Enhanced Partnership with Scientific Games and a themed scratch-off collaboration with the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. The organization is currently undergoing a leadership transition, with Maggie Garrison succeeding longtime President & CEO Mary Harville in February 2026, ensuring continuity in its mission to “fuel imagination and fund education.”
South Carolina Education Lottery
1333 Main Street, Suite 400, Columbia, SC 29201
The South Carolina Education Lottery (SCEL) is a state-operated lottery established in 2002 to generate dedicated funding for education across South Carolina. As a public commission, it channels all net proceeds to higher education scholarships, K-12 public schools, need-based grants, and technology upgrades at colleges and universities. Since its first draw on January 7, 2002, the lottery has contributed more than $9.4 billion in education funding, with a near-record $606.8 million transferred for Fiscal Year 2026. Headquartered in Columbia, the lottery offers a mix of multi-state jackpot games (Powerball, Mega Millions), state-specific draw games (Pick 3, Pick 4, Palmetto Cash 5), and a wide array of instant scratch-off tickets. Ticket sales are conducted through a network of licensed retailers, and players must be 18 or older. The lottery is governed by a commission of state appointees and overseen by a CEO who manages day-to-day operations. SCEL is a member of the Multi-State Lottery Association and adheres to strict responsible-gaming practices, including a voluntary self-exclusion program and a gambling helpline.
Connecticut Lottery
1000 Barnes Road, Wallingford, Connecticut, United States
The Connecticut Lottery Corporation (CLC), commonly known as the CT Lottery, is the official state-licensed lottery operator for Connecticut. Established by legislation in June 1971 and selling its first tickets on February 15, 1972, it was the fourth lottery in the United States. Originally a state agency, it was reorganized as a quasi-public corporation on July 1, 1996, to operate with greater business agility. Headquartered in Wallingford, Connecticut, the CT Lottery offers a mix of in-house draw games (Play3, Play4, Cash5, Lotto!), multi-state games (Mega Millions, Powerball), instant scratch-off tickets, Fast Play games, and an online iLottery platform. It also runs retail and mobile sports betting in partnership with Fanatics Betting & Gaming. Over its history, the lottery has contributed more than $12 billion to Connecticut’s General Fund, with a record $362 million transferred in fiscal year 2025 alone. The CT Lottery is governed by a Board of Directors appointed by the Governor and is a member of the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries.
Ohio Lottery Commission
615 W. Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44113, USA
The Ohio Lottery Commission is the state-government entity responsible for operating legal lottery games in Ohio. Established by voter approval in 1973 and launching its first game, Buckeye 300, in 1974, the Commission’s mission is to generate revenue for Ohio’s public schools through the Lottery Profits Education Fund. Over five decades, it has evolved from a single instant-ticket game to a diversified portfolio including draw games, keno, instant-play electronic tickets, and multi-state jackpots such as Mega Millions and Powerball. In FY2025, scratch-off sales alone exceeded $2.4 billion, and total transfers to education were estimated at nearly $2.9 billion for the FY2026-FY2027 biennium. The Commission funds responsible-gaming initiatives like WellPlayed Ohio and operates the long-running Cash Explosion TV show. Its retailer network spans thousands of outlets across the state, and the agency employs approximately 225 staff based primarily in Cleveland. Governed by a nine-member advisory Commission appointed by the Governor and led by a Director, the Ohio Lottery is funded entirely through ticket sales, receiving no tax-dollar appropriations.
Illinois Lottery
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Founded in 1974 following state legislation approved in 1973, the Illinois Lottery is one of the oldest state lotteries in the United States. Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, the lottery is operated by the Illinois Department of the Lottery, a state agency, and has been managed since 2018 by Allwyn North America (formerly Camelot Illinois) under a private‑management contract. The Illinois Lottery’s primary mission is to generate revenue for the State’s Common School Fund, which supports K‑12 public education, while also funding a range of special causes through its specialty scratch‑ticket program. Over its five‑decade history, the lottery has contributed more than $26 billion to education and good causes. The lottery offers a broad portfolio of draw‑based and instant‑win games, including multi‑state giants Powerball® and Mega Millions®, state‑specific draws such as Lotto, Lucky Day Lotto®, Pick 3, Pick 4, FastPlay™, and a wide variety of scratch‑off tickets. A digital transformation launched in 2019 has significantly expanded its iLottery platform, enabling players to purchase tickets, check results, and claim prizes online via the official website and mobile app. In fiscal year 2025, the Illinois Lottery posted $3.76 billion in total sales – its second‑highest year – and generated $796 million in net proceeds, of which $784 million was contributed to the Common School Fund. The lottery also set a digital sales record of $702 million in FY2025, underscoring the growing importance of its online channel.
Massachusetts State Lottery Commission
150 Mount Vernon Street, Dorchester, MA 02125, United States
The Massachusetts State Lottery Commission (MSLC) is the state agency responsible for operating all legal lottery games in Massachusetts. Established in 1971 and selling its first ticket in 1972, the Lottery was created to generate local aid revenue for the state's 351 cities and towns without raising taxes. Over five decades, it has returned more than $149 billion to the Commonwealth, with net profits distributed annually to municipalities. The MSLC offers a portfolio of draw games including Powerball, Mega Millions, Megabucks, Mass Cash, The Numbers Game, Keno, and a wide variety of scratch tickets. In fiscal year 2025, the Lottery achieved a record net profit of approximately $1.067 billion. A landmark development in 2025 was the award of its first iLottery contract to Aristocrat Interactive, with online sales set to launch in July 2026. The MSLC operates through a network of over 7,000 retail agents across the state and is governed by a five-member commission chaired by the State Treasurer.