ABOUT US
About The Kansas Lottery
In November of 1986, 64 percent of Kansas voters approved a
constitutional amendment authorizing the creation of a state
lottery. The Kansas Legislature passed the "Kansas Lottery Act" in
1987, and the Kansas Lottery was established. The mission of the
Kansas Lottery is to produce the maximum amount of revenue possible
for the State of Kansas while ensuring the integrity of all
games.
The Kansas Lottery sells $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, and $30 instant
scratch tickets and $1 and $2 instant pull tab games. In addition,
Kansas Lottery players enjoy Powerball, Mega Millions, Lotto
America, Lucky for Life, Super Kansas Cash, Pick 3, 2by2, Keno and
Racetrax draw games. Kansas Lottery products are sold at
approximately 1,710 retail locations.
To the left you will find links to a timeline of significant
events in the history of the Lottery as well a listing of yearly
sales, prize payouts and transfers to the state in addition to
other information about the Kansas Lottery.
The Kansas Lottery is headed by an Executive Director who is
appointed by the governor.
Terry Presta, Kansas Lottery Executive Director