The Kentucky Lottery has released a restricted pilot software of the sport Win Place Show, the first-ever daily lottery game based on the results of stay horse racing. Players should purchase the $2 Quick Pick tickets at one of the 45 retailers now providing the sport on a restricted basis. Each card lists 3 numbers with corresponding horse names, in conjunction with the unique race time and different essential racetrack records. Prizes are paid based on the outcome of the race. Since the tickets are Quick Picks and players can’t choose their personal numbers, there is no handicapping talent to worry about. Final prizes are decided after race results are legit and anticipated to vary from $10 to $1800 (relying on subject length, quantity wagered, and other factors). The sport will help characterize top everyday races from one of 21 tracks in 14 states. These tracks stretch from California to Florida, with the first week of the pilot featuring Lexington’s Keeneland Race Course.
“Given Kentucky’s connection to the horse industry, we felt we wished to test this recreation to see how gamers responded,” stated Tom Delacenserie, president and CEO of the Kentucky Lottery. “Today, we’ve released the limited edition of the game in 45 shops across Louisville, Lexington, and Northern Kentucky. At the top of the 90-day trial length, we’ll verify the sport’s outcomes to see if it’d be viable for a state-wide rollout.”
The Win Place Show sport has been developed and carried out by Kentucky-based EquiLottery Games.
The Win Place Show cellular app is now available within the App Store and Google Play and allows gamers to observe races live or via replay on their telephones. They can also watch races through any tool via the journeying WinPlaceShowLotto.com. The website and cellular app actually have a searchable list of the forty-five shops selling the game throughout this trial period. “We’re thrilled to be running with the Kentucky Lottery in this restricted trial of Kentucky’s Win Place Show,” stated EquiLottery Games CEO Brad Cummings. “We look ahead to seeing how this sport performs for our partners at the Kentucky Lottery as we aim to boost training funding in the kingdom and proportion the excitement of live horse racing with people all 12 months round.”
