Multi-draw tickets allow players to purchase up to 12 weeks of drawings in advance, and those tickets contain the start and end dates
of drawings, the release said.
An incorrect end date can cause players to mistakenly believe their ticket has lost.
The start date and number of drawings printed on the tickets can be used to calculate the accurate end date, the release said. No similar
issues were discovered in other lottery games.
“Our players look to the Nebraska Lottery for fun and excitement, and we understand this error on Lucky for Life tickets has caused some
confusion,” Nebraska Lottery Director Brian Rockey said. “Despite the
misprinted draw dates, these Lucky for Life tickets are valid and can
win prizes."
