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S.C. Lottery board votes to add Mega Millions

Nov. 10, 2009, 11:26 p.m.

South Carolina Lottery South Carolina Lottery: S.C. Lottery board votes to add Mega Millions

The South Carolina Education Lottery Commission voted Tuesday to move forward with the proposal to add the Mega Millions game to the line-up of games currently offered for sale in the Palmetto State.

The nine-member Board voted unanimously to allow cross-selling of Mega Millions and Powerball as early as January 31, 2010.

South Carolina is one of 31 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands belonging to the Multi-State Lottery Association which operates Powerball.  SCEL began selling Powerball tickets in October 2002.

Mega Millions is also a multi-state jackpot game currently offered in 12 states.

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2 comments. Last comment 4 months ago by ThatScaryChick.
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rdgrnr
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Posted: November 10, 2009, 11:56 pm - IP Logged

Glad to see somebody get the ball rolling.

I don't understand why stuff like this always has to take forever. State Lotteries need more movers and shakers instead of the slow-motion bureaucrats they always seem to have. Too bad we can't vote out the ones who move with the speed of a three toed sloth.

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ThatScaryChick
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Posted: November 11, 2009, 12:09 am - IP Logged

I hope those states (like mine), that haven't made a decision on this issue, start taking note.

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