Connecticut Announces Launch of iLottery for Online Ticket Sales
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This move sees Connecticut become the 11th state in North America to offer online sales for its suite of games to its customers. The CLC boasts in FY23, it has generated more than $1 billion in prizes for the period, and this equates to a contribution of $404 million to the state fund to spend in the community.
Customers can purchase online tickets through the Connecticut Lottery official website and currently, the platform is limited to some customers being able to download and use the app. There are plans to make the app available on the Android system next month.
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Customers in the US state have the chance to enjoy a full portfolio of its titles, including Keno, Lotto, Cash 5, Play 3, Play 4, Powerball, Mega Millions, and Lucky for Life.
The iLottery service has a range of payment options available to players in the state such as debit card, credit card, or bank account to fund an account to purchase tickets.
The CLC has said that to celebrate the launch of its titles in the state it is running promotions for customers, which will see players receive credits for future purchases or win free lottery tickets.
iLottery gives Connecticut residents a convenient and secure way to play lottery games, whether choosing the every-four-minutes speed of KENO, the huge, life changing jackpots available through Powerball and Mega Millions, or the twice-a-day Play3 & Play4, In addition to our 2,800 retailer locations, iLottery allows you to pretty much play anytime and anywhere you are. Lottery scratch tickets are only available in retail so be sure to shop retail too.
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