Minnesota lottery's online plans blasted

11 Jan 2014

MINNESOTA -- The Minnesota State Lottery plans to expand into online sales, the Star-Tribune reported.

The lottery wants to offer e-versions of scratch games, the report said.

The lottery will limit the amount an online players can spend to $50 a week, but the plan has already come in for stern criticism from gambling opposition, according to the Star-Tribune report.

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	Minnesota lottery's online plans blasted 11 Jan 2014 MINNESOTA -- The Minnesota State Lottery plans to expand into online sales, the Star-Tribune reported. The lottery wants to offer e-versions of scratch games, the report said. The lottery will limit the amount an online players can spend to $50 a week, but the plan has already come in for stern criticism from gambling opposition, according to the Star-Tribune report.

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