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Despite being illegal in most states, lotteries have become an essential part of the Internet economy. The number of Internet users who participate in online lotteries has increased by a factor of over ten in just two years. Online lottery operators monetize their services by charging a premium on base lottery prices and by displaying advertisements on their sites. Many of these websites also offer free games, allowing players to try out the game before they decide whether or not to purchase a full-fledged version.
In the United States, state and federal laws regulate online lottery activity, although individual states may have different rules. Most of these laws prohibit the sale of tickets online, but a few have specific exemptions for players in certain jurisdictions. Private online lotteries are legal in several states, including Texas, Virginia and Florida.
Laos state officials are rigging the nation’s lottery system by manipulating winning numbers to avoid large pay-outs, sources in the communist country say. Drawings in the national lottery — which take place three times a week — often show numbers that are missing from purchased tickets or appear as other numbers on the same ticket, a source in Vientiane told RFA on condition of anonymity. For example, the winning number in last month’s drawing was 134, but the same number appeared on tickets sold throughout the day before the drawing as 509, the source said.
Cheng Saephan, a 46-year-old immigrant from the southeast Asian nation of Laos, won a $1.3 billion jackpot in Oregon’s Powerball lottery earlier this year. He plans to divide half of the money with his wife and a friend. The other half will be used to help promote the Iu-Mien, a group of migrants that fled their homeland during and after the Vietnam War. Many members of the community now live in the Portland area.