Lotto.com Expands Keno to Ohio, Oregon, and Puerto Rico, Boosting Digital Lottery Access

Lotto.com's Keno expansion into three new jurisdictions marks a significant step in modernizing lottery participation and tapping into over $800 million in annual Keno sales.

DC Metrowire Staff
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Lotto.com Expands Keno to Ohio, Oregon, and Puerto Rico, Boosting Digital Lottery Access

Lotto.com, the first online lottery platform to digitally deliver draw games and scratch tickets, announced that Keno is now fully operational for customers in Ohio, Oregon, and Puerto Rico. This expansion follows the successful introduction of Keno in Massachusetts earlier this year and aligns with the company's strategy to bring innovative lottery experiences to more players while increasing digital engagement with state lotteries.

Keno is a draw-style numbers game that offers a flexible, fast-paced alternative to traditional lottery formats, with draws occurring on average every 3 to 5 minutes. Designed for simplicity and multiple ways to win, Keno allows customers to choose how many numbers to play, how much to wager, and how long to stay in the game—all through a seamless digital experience via Lotto.com and its app during operational hours. The game complements traditional jackpot games such as Powerball® and Mega Millions®, providing a dynamic experience that appeals to both new and existing lottery players.

The launch of Keno in these jurisdictions significantly expands access to one of the most popular lottery game formats globally. Collectively, Ohio, Oregon, and Puerto Rico account for over $800 million in annual Keno sales, demonstrating that significant lottery play extends beyond national jackpot games. This move underscores Lotto.com's commitment to modernizing lottery participation while helping its lottery partners reach new and existing players through trusted digital channels.

“Following our successful launch in Massachusetts earlier this year, we are excited to expand our Keno portfolio across North America into Ohio, Oregon, and Puerto Rico,” said Thomas Metzger, CEO of Lotto.com Inc. “High frequency games like Keno represent an important evolution of our mission to modernize lottery participation while helping our lottery partners reach new and existing players through trusted digital channels.”

Customers aged 18 and older in these regions can now access Keno through Lotto.com and the Lotto.com app, where they can conveniently order tickets and manage their lottery play from mobile devices or computers. To celebrate the launch, Lotto.com is offering eligible new customers a one-time promotional credit of $3 toward their first Keno order. Use code 3OFFKENO in MA, OH, and OR, and code KINO in PR. The promotion is only applicable in Massachusetts, Ohio, Oregon, and Puerto Rico, with service fees applied, and expires on 12/31/26 at 11:59 pm EST. Visit Lotto.com for more promotional terms and details.

As Lotto.com continues to expand its digital lottery offerings nationwide, the company remains focused on delivering secure, responsible, and innovative lottery experiences that create value for both players and lottery organizations. Headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey, Lotto.com is the first digital platform for ordering official state lottery draw and scratch games on mobile and web-based platforms. As a lottery courier, it helps lotteries across the country contribute incremental funds to state-run programs in education, parks, emergency responders, veterans’ health, and other important services. Lotto.com is the only Better Business Bureau Accredited lottery courier service and is certified by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) and the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG), underscoring its commitment to security, compliance, and responsible gaming.

With over 4 million customers and 12 millionaires created via state-run games, Lotto.com continues to lead in digital lottery innovation. The company is currently available in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, and Puerto Rico, with plans to expand to additional states in the near future.

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