South Dakota is updating its lottery games by adding a new Powerball X's & O's game and updating rules for Millionaire for Life, while eliminating several older games that are no longer offered. Lottery retailers can now sell tickets for Powerball X's & O's (with players able to purchase tickets for up to nine future drawings), and the Millionaire for Life game rules have been updated to reflect current Multi-State Lottery Association standards. The agency is also repealing rules for discontinued games including Wild Card, Hot Lotto, and MONOPOLY Millionaires' Club, and removing outdated restrictions that previously barred lottery employees and their household members from playing certain games.
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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.
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