LottoGopher Holdings Inc LTTGF

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Bratwurst1 wrote: I think it's actually not allowed by law to sell tickets cheaper than the official price defined by state lottery. Lottogopher may not even charge a additional fee per ticket for the service just like Lottoland do in Germany. The only way is the subscription model. Lottogopher buys on behalf of its members the tickets at the retail store and keep them safe and warm. That's the way, everthing else won't work.

You didn't understand my question.

Stores that sell tickets today in California or anywhere else, get .05 per ticket they sell, from the lottery company. (It's the same in Canada) Otherwise why would they sell them?

it works like a commission and by paying the stores they allow lottoery companies to put up their signs in their store

My question is: why wouldn't Lotogopher get the same for selling their tickets?

On top of the subscription fee customers pay Lotogppher.