The Kentucky Lottery is a government-run organization that was established in 1989 to oversee the sale of lottery tickets in the state of Kentucky. Its mission is to generate revenue for the state through the sale of lottery tickets, while also promoting responsible play.

The Kentucky Lottery offers a variety of games, including draw games such as Powerball, Mega Millions, and Cash Ball, as well as instant games and online games. Players can purchase tickets at authorized retailers throughout Kentucky or play online through the Kentucky Lottery's website. Players must be 18 years or older to participate in the lottery.

Proceeds from the sale of lottery tickets in Kentucky go towards a variety of causes, including education, capital projects, and the state's general fund. In addition to its traditional lottery games, the Kentucky Lottery also offers second-chance drawings and other promotions.

The Kentucky Lottery is regulated by the Kentucky Department of Charitable Gaming and is required to follow strict rules and regulations to ensure the integrity and fairness of its games. It is also required to publish information about its operations, including financial reports and data on the distribution of its proceeds. The Kentucky Lottery also has a responsibility to promote responsible play and provide information and resources to help players make informed decisions about their participation in the lottery.