AG Ken Paxton latest to open investigation into Texas lottery
Ken Paxton is the latest to investigate two controversial lottery wins. The latest was an $83.5 million win sold by a store in Austin that was owned by the courier service, Jackpocket. Both the lottery commission and state lawmakers are moving to ban courier services.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation of the Texas Lottery, including two “possibly unlawful” ...
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Texas Lottery could go away amid fraud allegations, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick saysLt. Gov. Dan Patrick is investigating the legality of lottery couriers after a winning $83.5M lottery ticket was sold at a ...
In business since 1992 and partners with the Dallas Cowboys since 2009, the Texas Lottery is facing calls for a major ...
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Texas Lottery win raises concerns from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick: 'Doesn't look right'Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says he is concerned about fairness and transparency after an $83.5 million-winning ticket was ...
In an exclusive interview, the powerful Republican cast major doubt on the future of the 33-year-old, state-run gaming ...
The policy shift was announced before state senators, skeptical of the move, grilled officials with the department and ...
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The Texas Lottery has seen two of its biggest-ever jackpots claimed in the past three years. Both winning tickets were ...
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is looking into a lottery store that sold an $83-million ticket, calling into question courier services.
The person who won the $83.5 million prize bought their ticket through an app called Jackpocket, a subsidiary of the sports ...
The Texas Lottery is under scrutiny as Governor Greg Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick raise concerns about its ...
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