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New this season, the NHL’s Artist Series presented by Loto-Québec will give fans a chance to watch a local artist create a one-of-a-kind painting in real-time, inspired by the matchup of the night. Hockey/art enthusiasts have the opportunity to win one of 11 Habs-inspired paintings by emerging Montreal artists. Created live from the Bell Centre, these artworks capture the rivalry between the Montreal Canadiens and their opponents each Saturday. Artists include Meka, Mono Sourcil, Zek, Franco Rama, Le Bicar, TEETZ WORLD, Stack Moolah, Korb, Chien Champion, Benny Wilding, Dodo, and Johnny Crap.
Ohio is exploring the possibility of allowing casino games and lottery ticket sales directly on mobile phones. A legislative committee is drafting a report outlining the future of gaming in the state, including this potential change.
The Texas Lottery and Texas Motor Speedway have launched the new LUCKY 7s scratch ticket game, offering players a chance to win a $100,000 top prize and exclusive Speedway prizes through second-chance drawings. The collaboration, announced during a press conference before the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix, aims to engage both lottery players and racing fans. The game, offering over $23 million in total cash prizes, has received positive feedback and encourages responsible gaming.
The Montana Lottery Commission has announced details for the 2024 Montana Millionaire drawing, featuring four $1 million grand prizes and additional instant win prizes. This year, 500,000 tickets will be sold, with enhancements including better odds to win $1 million, more instant win prizes, and the addition of Quarter Million Monday on Dec. 2. Despite selling out all 380,000 tickets in 2023, officials were surprised by the rapid sales rate. The 2024 game will offer better overall odds, with tickets going on sale Nov. 1.
Harold Mays was confirmed as Director of Illinois Lottery by the State Senate on March 22. During his tenure, lottery sales exceeded $11.5 billion, contributing $2.8 billion to education and other causes.
The spotlight is on a Maryland lottery winner who has adopted the nickname “Stone Cold Money,” after he snagged a $50,000 prize from a Giant grocery store ticket. Opting for anonymity, he plans to use the windfall to purchase a home for his family.
Allwyn’s online National Lottery retailer training has seen over 7,000 sign-ups from independent partners, with more joining daily. Launched in February, the program offers digital modules on responsible lottery retailing, covering topics like preventing underage play. It’s accessible on mobile or desktop without requiring personal data for login. Allwyn plans to keep content updated and mandates completion of training before installing lottery equipment. Retailers appreciate its convenience and effectiveness. Allwyn urges eligible retailers to join for responsible retailing.
International Game Technology announced changes to its Board of Directors and executive team, effective March 21, 2024. Enrico Drago has been appointed as a non-executive director of the IGT Board, while Marco Drago will step down from his role as a non-executive director after the Company’s Annual General Meeting on May 14, 2024. Enrico Drago will also resign from his position as CEO of IGT PlayDigital, with Gil Rotem expanding his role as President of IGT PlayDigital. These changes aim to support the company’s vision for growth and transformation.