By the way, the amounts of the next Classic Lotto and Powerball jackpots are shown on our home page. You can buy Lottery tickets at any one of the 2,800 official Lottery Retailers in the state. They will have a license and decal indicating their working relationship with the Lottery. No, wagering on credit is prohibited. All lottery ticket sales must be cash.
Cash is defined as paper currency and coin, certified bank check, traveler's cheque, or money order.
Cash payment must be made at the time of purchase. Information on how to play the various Lottery Games and their payouts is listed on our Games, page. Our first suggestion would be to try to offer comments or criticisms directly to the Retailer or the owner or manager of the Retailer location. You may wish to consult with a tax advisor regarding tax obligations. If you itemize their deductions on your federal tax returns, you may deduct the amount they spend on Lottery tickets and any other gambling losses as miscellaneous itemized deductions, but only up to the amount of Lottery prizes and other gambling prizes reported as taxable income.