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In the United States, state lotteries are government-run, but there is also a growing number of private companies that offer online lottery games. These companies are licensed to operate by the state and pay a percentage of proceeds to the state for operating costs. These fees are often used to fund public schools and other programs. In some cases, the profits are used to support sports and other entertainment events.
The first public lotteries were launched in the 17th century in Paris, France. They were known as Loterie de l’Hôtel de Ville and were regulated by the Paris City Council. During the early 19th century, private lotteries became popular in Montreal. For a $2.00 “tax”, players would be eligible to participate in a drawing with a prize of silver bars. The winners were chosen by answering correctly four questions about Montreal.
A Lao state official speaking on condition of anonymity told RFA’s Lao Service that lottery officials in the communist country are rigging the system to avoid large pay-outs, and that the public is not being informed about it. Drawings for the national lottery, which take place three times a week, frequently show numbers that are not on purchased tickets or have a low probability of being drawn. For example, the winning number 509 on Oct. 14 this year appeared only as a 5 on tickets sold throughout the day of the drawing.
Cheng Saephan, a 46-year-old immigrant from Laos, won a $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot in Oregon earlier this month. He is splitting the prize with a friend who chipped in $100 to buy tickets. The winner said that his lucky numbers were drawn in early April at a Plaid Pantry convenience store in Portland, and he announced the prize on television wearing a sash emblazoned with the words “Iu Mien USA.” Iu Mien is an ethnic group from Southeast Asia who fled to Thailand and then the United States after assisting American forces during the Vietnam War. They now live in the Portland area, where they have established a community with a Buddhist temple, a Baptist church, social organizations and businesses. The news of their good fortune has spread around the world. It is the fourth-largest Powerball prize in history.