No ticket matched the Halloween drawing, pushing the multi-state game's top prize toward $800 million ahead of Monday night.

The other major US game's top prize grew after the Oct. 30 drawing produced no grand-prize winner.

The state's regulated online and retail sportsbooks reported sharply higher revenue year over year.

Secondary-tier prizes were claimed in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York even as the jackpot rolled over.

State lottery officials delayed the annual drawing, citing unspecified technical problems.

A market research report sizes the global online lottery segment and forecasts its growth trajectory.

Ohio players collected lower-tier prizes in a drawing that left the grand prize unclaimed.

A roundup of November policy changes noted a state ballot question on sports betting.

The south Indian state's daily draw published its winning numbers and top prize details for Nov. 2.

The Kerala state draw for Nov. 1 listed winning numbers and prize claim details.

The analysis estimated the lump-sum and annuity totals a winner would net after federal taxes.

A coalition of states challenged new federal regulations covering promotional activity.

The weekly Kerala draw's winner list and claim process were outlined for Oct. 31.

A commentary piece said Texas does not offer a lottery, leaving billions in potential proceeds unrealized.

An explainer examined the economics of Kerala's government-run lottery and ticket pricing.

The Indian state lottery published its 1 PM Sunday winner list and Rs 1 crore prize details.

Reports noted a Florida win while the jackpot was advertised at $760 million before rolling over.

A player discovered a long-ignored ticket had matched a seven-figure prize.