Tech Start-up aims to lure millennials to play lottery
- Jul 11, 2017
CNBC reported that AutoLotto is attempting to lure millennials into playing the lottery through its app, which allows users to buy tickets from their smartphone.
Read More . . .CNBC reported that AutoLotto is attempting to lure millennials into playing the lottery through its app, which allows users to buy tickets from their smartphone.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports giant FanDuel may be forced to take out a tithing basket once again and gather more funds from investors after the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) blocked its proposed merger with rival DraftKings.
Read More . . .Reports have emerged recently that RAWA supporters may try once again to sneak the legislative piece into the US Legislature in the coming weeks.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania casinos earned less revenue from their slot machines in the state’s most recent fiscal year, breaking a two-year streak of revenue gains.
Read More . . .A controversial program has allowed New York state to claw back close to $20m in lottery winnings over the past four years from recipients of social assistance programs.
Read More . . .Coming off a remarkable comeback victory in last year’s Super Bowl, Brady is the +450 favorite to win this year’s NFL MVP award.
Read More . . .Like a zombie rising from the dead, infamous con artist Jan Robert Gustafsson appears intent on worming his way back into the online gambling industry.
Read More . . .Although it was yet another strong month for gaming in Nevada, basketball sports betting did not fare so well.
Read More . . .The leader of a conspiracy that netted millions of dollars by fixing lottery drawings in multiple US states has admitted his guilt for the first time.
Read More . . .Previously, the NFL had plenty to say about its opposition to efforts by New Jersey to legalize sports wagering
Read More . . .That is certainly the case for the New England Patriots, who are -500 favorites to take home their ninth consecutive AFC East title.
Read More . . .The dispute over gaming revenue payments payable by the Seneca Nation of Indians and New York state has entered its third month, with a resolution nowhere near in sight.
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