
Last year, $30 million of the Lottery revenue was directed to local police and firefighters' pensions.
Whether you win or lose, playing the Hoosier Lottery should be a positive experience. We bring out the joy of playing in every Hoosier.
We want the lottery to be a fun and entertaining experience. There are a few signs that may indicate that gambling might be more than just a game.
These signs include things like, financial problems, debt, borrowing money to gamble, or spending more money on gambling than you can afford.
Signs also include visiting multiple vendors in one day, or the same vendor multiple times, relationship troubles, neglecting important family responsibilities, or constantly thinking or talking about gambling.
Play PositivelyWe have teamed up with Ivy Tech Community College to offer a free course to educate our community on financial literacy.
The course modules cover a variety of topics relevant to every day financial responsibilities.
Learn moreThe Hoosier Lottery has achieved and maintains Level 4 certification with the World Lottery Association.
Members with this status are implementing specific programs in their day-to-day operations and continuously improving their programs.
Responsible gaming resourcesChat with multilingual helpline counselors available 24/7 for players, friends, and family members.
We are committed to ensuring our players and retailers have the information and resources they need to enjoy the game.
We create fun and engaging games that also return income to Indiana in a socially responsible manner.
Unfortunately, people can take advantage of players who enjoy the lottery. Learn how to spot a lottery scam.
Our retailers know our players first-hand. That's why it's important for them to encourage positive play habits.
Last year, $30 million of the Lottery revenue was directed to local police and firefighters' pensions.