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Tri-State Lottery refers to games offered by the three northernmost New England states. It was the first multi-jurisdictional lottery, with its first drawing on September 14, 1985.^[1] Tri-State Lottery currently offers: Megabucks, Pick 3, Pick 4, and Paycheck. With Maine (a Multi-State Lottery Association member from 1990-1992) returning to MUSL in 2004, all three states also offer Powerball, run by MUSL (New Hampshire also takes part in MUSL's Hot Lotto.) Tri-State games, however, are not part of MUSL.

According to the New Hampshire Lottery website [1], Paycheck is scheduled to be replaced in early 2009 with a game to be called Weekly Grand; in addition, Tri-State Megabucks is to be retired in June 2009.

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	'''Tri-State Lottery''' refers to ~~a group of~~ games offered by the ~~states~~ of ~~[[Maine Lottery\|Maine]], [[~~New ~~Hampshire~~ ~~Lottery\|New Hampshire]], and [[Vermont]]~~. It was the first multi-jurisdictional lottery, with its first drawing on [[September 14]], [[1985]].<ref>{{cite web\|title=New Hampshire Lottery Commision : Megabucks\|url=http://nhlottery.com/the-games/mb-info.asp\|accessdate=17\|accessmonth=July\|accessyear=2008}}</ref> Tri-State Lottery currently offers ~~four games~~: Megabucks, Pick 3, Pick 4, and Paycheck. With [[Maine]] (~~which~~ ~~was~~ a ~~MUSL~~ member from 1990-1992) returning to ~~the [[Multi-State Lottery Association]] (~~MUSL) in ~~[[July~~ 2004]], all three ~~lotteries~~ also offer [[Powerball]], ~~which is~~ run by MUSL ([[New Hampshire]] also takes part in MUSL's [[Hot Lotto]].) Tri-State ~~Lottery~~ games, however, are not ~~affiliated~~ ~~with~~ MUSL.		'''Tri-State Lottery''' refers to games offered by the three northernmost New England states. It was the first multi-jurisdictional lottery, with its first drawing on [[September 14]], [[1985]].<ref>{{cite web\|title=New Hampshire Lottery Commision : Megabucks\|url=http://nhlottery.com/the-games/mb-info.asp\|accessdate=17\|accessmonth=July\|accessyear=2008}}</ref> Tri-State Lottery currently offers: Megabucks, Pick 3, Pick 4, and Paycheck. With [[Maine]] (a [[Multi-State Lottery Association]] member from 1990-1992) returning to MUSL in 2004, all three states also offer [[Powerball]], run by MUSL ([[New Hampshire]] also takes part in MUSL's [[Hot Lotto]].) Tri-State games, however, are not part of MUSL.

	According to the [[New Hampshire]] Lottery website [http://www.nhlottery.org], Paycheck is scheduled to be replaced in early 2009 with a game to be called Weekly Grand; in addition, Tri-State Megabucks is to be retired in June 2009.		According to the [[New Hampshire Lottery]] website [http://www.nhlottery.org], Paycheck is scheduled to be replaced in early 2009 with a game to be called Weekly Grand; in addition, Tri-State Megabucks is to be retired in June 2009.