the money from lottery comes from personal income.
the money from lottery comes from personal income.
where does the money from lottery come from?
personal income
oklahoma lottery









































the oklahoma lottery is an american lottery that is operated by that state's government. the lottery, which began ticket sales on october 12, 2005, is a member of the multi-state lottery association (musl).









































players must be 18 or older.









































section::::history.









































in 2003, the oklahoma state legislature approved a lottery proposal to go before a vote of the people. two questions (sq 705 and sq 706) were placed on the 2004 general election ballot. both questions were approved, creating a lottery commission and a lottery trust fund.









































section::::lottery games.









































section::::lottery games.:drawing methods.
oklahoma lottery
as senior games executive at goodson's lottery division, steve created games with million-dollar payoffs for many state and international lottery game shows including: "the big spin" for california, "bingo-lotto" for lithuania lottery, "bonus bonanza" for massachusetts lottery, "a chance de ouro" for brazil lottery, "flamingo fortune" for florida lottery, "illinois luckiest" for illinois lottery, "instant riches" for illinois lottery, "new york wired" for new york lottery, "" for multi-state lottery, "second chance sweepstakes" for ohio lottery, "telelotto" for estonia lottery, "win'n spin" for south africa lottery, "zama zama" for south africa lottery, and "25th anniversary game show" for pennsylvania lottery. some of his many game creations for these lottery shows include “beach ball,” “camelot’s riches,” “capsize,” “coney island coaster,” “force field,” “gold rush,” “high roller,” “knockout,” "mismatch," “niagara,” “powerball express,” “skyscraper,” “splashdown,” “steeple chase,” “thunderball,” “treasure quest,” “vortex,” “wrecking ball,” and “zero gravity.”
steve ryan (author)