People using Texas Lottery self-service vending machines now need to scan their government-issued photo ID before purchasing games or redeeming prizes to prove they are at least 18.

HOUSTON — Purchasing lottery tickets from a vending machine will take a few extra steps now, according to the Texas Lottery Commission. The commission has introduced a new age verification ...

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Texas Lottery players will be required to scan their ID at self-service lottery ticket vending machines. It is part of an effort to make sure lottery players are 18 or older. AUSTIN - The Texas ...

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The Texas Lottery is adding an extra layer of protection to self-service lottery vending machines to ensure that minors are not purchasing lottery tickets or scratch games. People who want to play ...

On Dec. 30 age verification was implemented on all lottery ticket self-service vending machines across the state. By law, those who enjoy playing the Texas Lottery must be 18 or older. Players ...