Idaho Cash

• All lottery tickets, winners and transactions are subjected to lottery rules and regulations and state laws as well.
• Tickets are forbidden to be sold to the person under 18 years of age.
• You must have a ticket, not the play slip, to claim your winning as the ticket is the only bearer instrument and the only proof of selection and purchase as well.
• You are agreeing to the terms and conditions of the Idaho Lottery by purchasing a ticket.
• Every potential user gives the Idaho lottery the right to use their name, city, county, state of residence, prize and photograph or likeness to publicize their winning and for promotion purposes by purchasing a ticket or claiming a win, without any further consideration.
• Make sure you always sign your ticket, whether you’ve won a lot or a little, because an unsigned ticket is a bearer instrument. And it always belongs to the bearer just like cash.
• Double-check the number you selected before submitting your Playslip. It can’t be canceled once it’s been processed. Retailers are not held responsible for the selected numbers as players are held solely responsible so you might want to have another glance on the number you marked and make sure those are the number you want.

You can obtain complete information on Idaho Cash from them upon request. [email protected]

Idaho Lottery is governed by Idaho State and is a member of the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL). Public initiative for lottery approval was first passed in 1986 and was declared unconstitutional by district judge the following March. Later voters approved it and, finally, it was launched on July 19, 1989. Hence, the first sale from the Arizona Lottery was on July 1, 1988. Since its beginning, the Idaho Lottery has sold over $1.8 billion in tickets and transferred over $437.3 million to fund Idaho public schools and buildings. Idaho Cash was launched in February 2017 and has been contributing ever since.