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Montana Lottery Glitch Hits Instant-Win Prizes at 11 Times Expected Rate
A glitch in the Montana Millionaire lottery made instant-win prizes hit more than 11 times the expected rate, prompting a sales suspension. Technology supplier Bally's Intralot faces costs above $600,000.
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The Montana Lottery suffered a glitch on Sunday, November 1. Instant-win prizes in the Montana Millionaire game were awarded more than 11 times more often than expected, according to Casino.org. The report also mentions around 2,000 unexpected winners.
According to the source, ticket sales were suspended at approximately 11 a.m. Mountain Time. Bally's Intralot, the lottery's technology supplier, is estimated in the report to be liable for more than $600,000 in costs. No further details, including the cause of the glitch, are available in the accessible part of the report.
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