The jackpot rolled over again, and no Mega Millions winner this week means combined lottery prizes on offer approach $1.18 billion.

No ticket matched all six numbers on Oct. 27, pushing the next Mega Millions drawing to an estimated $463 million.

The ruling ends the former state senator's bid to keep or sell the charitable gaming operation, which regulators tied to pandemic relief fraud.

The figure adds to regulatory scrutiny of youth exposure to gambling products, including lottery and online offerings.

The state lottery is testing novelty instant games as traditional scratch-off revenue declines.

No ticket matched the winning numbers, setting up one of the largest prizes of the year in Brazil's federal lottery.

Korean authorities tightened retailer obligations and imposed additional fines over reporting and disclosure failures.

Indiana lottery executives said early fiscal-year softness does not change their full-year revenue expectations.

The new business code separates public lottery operations from other gambling categories for tax and regulatory reporting.

The Parkersburg-based operator has not restarted its video lottery terminals, leaving local gaming revenue in limbo.

The last-minute claim avoided forfeiting a large unclaimed national lottery prize.

The state's incoming lottery leadership won backing as Texas reviews oversight of its games and vendors.

With Powerball and Mega Millions both rolling over, state officials highlighted the week's combined prize pool.

India's largest state lottery festival draw carries a record top prize with tax details published for winners.

The delayed claim is one of several mid-tier Powerball wins reported as the jackpot rolls toward $716 million.

The million-dollar secondary prizes were the largest wins in a drawing that produced no jackpot winner.

The New York retailer sold the third-tier winning ticket in a recent Powerball drawing.

Two large instant-game prizes sold at a Central Massachusetts gas station and a Berkshires liquor store were claimed.