Columbia, SC (September 1, 2004): The South Carolina Education Lottery (SCEL) launches its 100th instant game, Carolina SUPER CA$H. Carolina SUPER CA$H is a $2 dollar ticket with cash prizes up to $25,000! SCEL has printed more than 850 million tickets since January 7, 2002.
“This is another milestone for this lottery,” said Tony Cooper, SCEL’s Chief Operating Officer. “To have launched 100 different games in two and a half years speak volumes of our loyal player base.”
To play, players have to match any of YOUR NUMBERS to either of the WINNING NUMBERS, then he/she win the prize shown below the number. If players get a “dollar symbol,” they win that PRIZE automatically. The “super cash” comes to play when players reveal a “cash symbol.” That’s when players win all 10 prizes!
Carolina Super CA$H has more than $5.1 million in prizes. Average odds of winning are 1 in 3.88.
Also launching this month are 24 K ($2), and Money, Money, Money ($1) instant tickets. There are more than $9.3 million in cash prizes in the two games combined. Over all odds of winning a prize are 1 in 4.
Since January 2002, SCEL has transferred more than $615 million to the State Education Lottery Account for distribution according to South Carolina Legislation.
“This is another milestone for this lottery,” said Tony Cooper, SCEL’s Chief Operating Officer. “To have launched 100 different games in two and a half years speak volumes of our loyal player base.”
To play, players have to match any of YOUR NUMBERS to either of the WINNING NUMBERS, then he/she win the prize shown below the number. If players get a “dollar symbol,” they win that PRIZE automatically. The “super cash” comes to play when players reveal a “cash symbol.” That’s when players win all 10 prizes!
Carolina Super CA$H has more than $5.1 million in prizes. Average odds of winning are 1 in 3.88.
Also launching this month are 24 K ($2), and Money, Money, Money ($1) instant tickets. There are more than $9.3 million in cash prizes in the two games combined. Over all odds of winning a prize are 1 in 4.
Since January 2002, SCEL has transferred more than $615 million to the State Education Lottery Account for distribution according to South Carolina Legislation.
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