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Lottery.com restarts US sweepstakes operations at F1 Miami Grand Prix

22 April 2025


(PRESS RELEASE) -- Lottery.com Inc., a leading technology company transforming how the world plays the lottery and engages with charitable sweepstakes, is proud to announce a major milestone: its first operational initiative combining charitable sweepstakes with Sports.com, a member of the Lottery.com family of brands. As part of this exciting activation, Lottery.com is supporting the WinTogether Trust in the launch of the “Donate To Win™ F1 Miami Grand Prix Sweepstakes,” a high-profile fundraising initiative benefiting the WinTogether Trust and their charitable initiatives in Florida. The sweepstakes features an exclusive $20,000 VIP experience at the F1 Miami Grand Prix (1-4 May 2025). Entries are accepted until 24 April.

Matthew McGahan, Chairman and CEO of Lottery.com, said:
“This marks a pivotal moment for Lottery.com. For the first time, our company is blending charitable gaming operations with Sports.com, and we couldn’t be more proud that this milestone aligns with such an incredible cause—supporting young Floridians in the field of cybersecurity. While the public sponsor for this campaign is Sports.com, this initiative has been driven by the Lottery.com leadership and vision, and the expertise of the WinTogether Trust board of directors. We are all immensely pleased to have reached this stage after Lottery.com’s operational absence from the American market. The entire team and I are genuinely excited to be able to deploy the Company’s resources, which have been exclusively focused on the turnaround, toward this key U.S. initiative at such a prestigious event, the F1 Miami Grand Prix, and for such a meaningful and impactful charitable cause.

We know this is exactly what our shareholders and investors have been anticipating—tangible activity in the U.S. market. This launch marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Lottery.com, and we are committed to delivering more high-profile, purpose-driven opportunities in the months ahead.”