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NASHVILLE, TN (WAFF) -
Records are falling as sales surge for the
Tennessee Lottery.
Sales for the week that ended February 12th
posted a gross total of more than $37 million, which shattered the old record
set more than eight years ago when lottery operations launched in Tennessee.
Lottery officials say a redesigned Powerball
game with a record jackpot and a new instant win game drew lots of lottery
players looking to strike it rich during the second week of February.
"What an incredible week" said
Rebecca Hargrove, President and CEO of the Tennessee Education Lottery
Corporation. "We work to add innovative features to our line of games,
which keeps the Lottery fun for our players and benefits our mission of
assisting students and their families."
The
Tennessee Lottery also reported a record-breaking $1.19 billion in total sales
in 2011, which was a 4.2 percent increase over the previous year.
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