John Schulz, President, Americas & Global Instant Products, said, "Our teams and technologists have worked hard to build a strong partnership with the Lottery through service excellence and continually modernizing the technology that supports its sales – driving maximum funding for good cause programs in Arizona."

"IGT's longtime partnership with SCML and extensive knowledge of the Portuguese market will enable us to work closely with the Lottery to offer world-class instant ticket games based on the local needs of its players," said Jay Gendron, IGT Chief Operating Officer, Global Lottery. 

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Stephen Durrell, executive director of the Kansas Lottery, said this has been a longtime dream of the lottery, giving our players the ability to purchase our products in this fashion is something they have wanted for a very long time."

WyoLotto celebrates on Aug. 24, 2024, a legendary decade of serving Wyoming. “We are Wyoming grown, and we love this state. It is truly a great place to call home,” said Jon Clontz, WyoLotto CEO. Clontz has been with WyoLotto since the founding of the company when the WyoLotto Board of Directors hired him in 2013 to open the lottery in Wyoming.

Of Fiscal Year 2024's total sales, $3.07 billion came from online games and $2.45 billion came from retail sales, said, John Hagerty, Senior Public Affairs Specialist, Virginia Lottery. This is the first time online ticket sales have surpassed in-person retail sales in a U.S. state lottery.

“Our goal to become a $1 billion lottery is in our sight with this year’s tremendous revenue success,” Tom Seaver, the director of the Colorado Lottery, said.  “We’ll soon surpass the $200 million mark for our proceeds partners that support our state’s parks, recreation, open space, and wildlife preservation projects.” “As our revenue grows, so does our responsibility. Our new player health manager will help us ensure that we grow responsibly with our players’ health at the forefront,” Seaver said.

““At the New Hampshire Lottery, our goal is always to maximize revenue for New Hampshire schools, while providing our players with fun and entertaining games. We certainly hit the mark this year! We are most proud of the record revenue we were able to generate for public education in New Hampshire,” said Charlie McIntyre, Executive Director, New Hampshire Lottery.

“FY24 was another successful year for The Lottery Corporation, showcasing the resilience and long-term attractiveness of our balanced and diversified game portfolio,” Chief Executive Officer Sue van der Merwe said.    “We foster a culture that encourages our employees to love what they do, and do it with pride and integrity," she added.

Our goal is to increase the share of healthy revenue through upcoming measures that strengthen consumer protection around our games, says Anna Johnson, president and CEO of Svenska Spel.  The goal is to detect in time when gambling goes from being controlled to becoming more risky so that we can prevent it from developing into problem gambling

Andria Vidler, the chief executive of Allwyn, said "there is a need for change. The Lottery has “aged,” adding that the typical player today is an affluent male in his mid-40s to 50s.  Central to this plan is the integration of artificial intelligence, which Vidler believes will transform the offer by providing personalised insights on how Lottery funds support causes relevant to each player.

Mark Michalko, executive director of the N.C. Education Lottery, said the investment of lottery funds to build new schools represents the most visible sign of how the lottery benefits communities all across the state.