Missouri Lottery Saves Players Thousands Through Web Site

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vincejr — Fri, 07 Nov 2003 22:15:12 GMT

Virginia does MO one better. On the games where Virginia offers a second chance drawing, you can enter the traditional way (by mailing in losing tickets) or you can enter online with no purchase necessary. Of course, they don't go out and advertise that fact in big, broad letters, but if you read the fine print in the entry information on the back of the ticket or in the second chance brochures, the alternate entry is listed.

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Rick G — Fri, 07 Nov 2003 19:54:56 GMT

This is an excellent idea...I hope other states join in on this idea. Promotions are the second-chance player's best friend. When you have to include 37 cents postage on each second-chance ticket it's like losing twice...once to the state and once to Uncle Sammy (and we all know we're going to lose on THAT one)Go Missouri...or as one of my transplanted friends calls it...Misery. Just kidding, Bryan and MO players

Missouri Lottery Saves Players Thousands Through Web Site

Lottery Post — Fri, 07 Nov 2003 09:46:05 GMT

During the past three years, the Missouri Lottery has been doing more than just saving its players time when entering promotions on-line at its Web site; it has saved players more than $97,000 in postage.

Since 2000, players have enjoyed a new option for entering Missouri Lottery promotions entering on-line at the Lottery's Web site, www.molottery.com. With just a few simple keystrokes, players have saved themselves the traditional time and postage costs previously required to participate in... [ More ]