Virginia Lottery is an independent agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Virginia Lottery is an independent agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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The Virginia Lottery maintains elaborate security procedures to protect the integrity of its games.
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In November 2000, Virginia voters approved the creation of the State Lottery Proceeds Fund by an 83.
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Virginia Lottery is an independent agency, separate from the other branches of government.
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The Virginia Lottery is headed by an Executive Director, who is appointed by the Governor.
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Virginia Lottery has a number of programs highlighting its connection to education in the Commonwealth.
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Virginia Lottery gives top-prize winners of certain games a choice of cash or annuity.
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Virginia Lottery sales are conducted by licensed retail businesses which receive a commission.
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Virginia Lottery offers three- and four-digit games that are similar to those of other US lotteries.
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The Virginia Lottery has a mobile app that provides players with drawing results, a ticket checker, and mobile playslips that can be scanned by retailers to make wagering easier.
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Theft of Virginia Lottery tickets are investigated by both the Lottery Investigators and local law enforcement agencies.
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Virginia Lottery has an extensive Play Responsibly program aimed at informing people about problem gambling and gambling addiction.
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Virginia Lottery law requires that each ticket include a telephone number for a counseling service that addresses compulsive gambling.
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The Virginia Lottery includes information on compulsive gambling on its website.
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