Filed as: Lottery Draw Game Updates
South Dakota will retire several older lottery games—Wild Card, Hot Lotto, and MONOPOLY Millionaires' Club—while updating rules for the Millionaire for Life game and launching a new Powerball X's & Os game for retailers to sell. The state is also streamlining lottery rules by removing outdated restrictions that previously barred lottery employees, certain vendors, and their household members from purchasing tickets across multiple games. These changes allow retailers to continue offering familiar games, enable the new Powerball variant, and keep the regulatory framework current.
AI-generated from the adopted rule text — verify against the official documents.
The effect of the rules will be the adoption of the updated Millionaire for Life game rules, the adoption of Powerball Xs & Os game rules, and the repeal of obsolete rules. The reason for adopting the proposed rules is to ensure that retailers can continue selling the Millionaire for Life game, to enable retailers to sell the new Powerball Xs & Os game, and to repeal obsolete rules which helps to keep the rules up to date.
Representative Muckey moved to deem the process complete, seconded by Senator Howard; the motion passed 5-0 (Larson excused). The package repeals obsolete/duplicate rules, updates Millionaire for Life game rules, and adopts new Powerball X's & O's game rules.
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