The Colorado lottery commission does a great job of distributing Idaho lottery revenue, but they still don't sell tickets. They rely on retailers. Lotto Max is one such Idaho Lotteries retailer. The Idaho lotteries web site will explain where the money goes and how to play responsibly, but when you want the Idaho.

A large number of franchised retail outlets sell Idaho lotto tickets. The customer marks six out of 49 numbers on a form which he hands with his money to the operator; she passes it through a machine that scans it and prints a ticket containing the choice of numbers plus some further coded information to authenticate it. Idaho Lottery retailers will be issued a 95 cent credit ($1 less 5 cent commission) for each free draw awarded at their terminal and will see the credit on the weekly invoice.

Retailers will receive their standard commission for the free draw of Idaho lotto.

There is no limit to the number of 6-draw/single play tickets that a player can purchase but the tickets must be purchased separately to qualify for the free draw.

2by2 offers the most favorable odds of all the on-line games offered by the North Dakota Idaho Lottery. Let your players know that draws are held nightly six times a week, Monday through Saturday. We presumably want to avoid this kind of `moral hazard' in a Idaho Lottery; perhaps the solution is for disputed sums to be added back to the Idaho lotto, or distributed to the `good causes' Idaho Lotto.