West Virginia looking at online gaming options

27 Aug 2014

WEST VIRGINIA -- West Virginia may consider introducing online gaming so patrons can buy lottery tickets online, the Charleston Daily Mail reported.

The lottery is considering its options in response to out of state competition, the report said.

A further meeting to interrogate the issue will take place later this year in October, the Charleston Daily Mail reported.

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	West Virginia looking at online gaming options 27 Aug 2014 WEST VIRGINIA -- West Virginia may consider introducing online gaming so patrons can buy lottery tickets online, the Charleston Daily Mail reported. The lottery is considering its options in response to out of state competition, the report said. A further meeting to interrogate the issue will take place later this year in October, the Charleston Daily Mail reported.

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