Lotto.com, the first online lottery platform to digitally deliver draw games and scratch tickets, announced its expansion into Puerto Rico on July 9, 2026. This marks the company's first market launch outside the contiguous United States, bringing its digital lottery services to the island.
“The expansion into Puerto Rico represents an exciting chapter for Lotto.com,” said Thomas Metzger, CEO of Lotto.com Inc. “We are proud to bring our platform to the island and provide residents with a convenient digital way to participate in lottery draw games, bringing incremental customers and profits to Lotería Electrónica.”
Lotto.com currently offers only draw games in Puerto Rico, including Powerball®, Powerplay, Double Play, Loto Cash (with Multiplicador and Revancha X2), and daily favorites such as Pega 2, Pega 3, and Pega 4. Players can access these games from their preferred mobile device or computer.
Puerto Rico's lottery market generated nearly $500 million in sales in Fiscal Year 2025, reflecting strong player engagement. Lotto.com reports over 1,000 winners since its launch on the island, with nearly 90% of customers returning to play after their first order, indicating growing adoption of its platform.
The Lotería Electrónica of Puerto Rico supports essential social programs, including education, healthcare, and infrastructure improvements. Since its inception, the lottery has contributed over $4 billion to beneficiaries and public programs such as the municipal infrastructure fund (CRIM), the Catastrophic Emergency Fund, the Puerto Rico Olympic Committee, and youth sports development initiatives.
All prizes under $1,200 in Puerto Rico are deposited directly to the player's online account. For winnings exceeding $1,200, Lotto.com provides step-by-step support to help customers claim prizes through the Lotería Electrónica.
Lotto.com currently operates in 11 states and Puerto Rico, with plans to expand further. The company is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey, and is certified by Gaming Laboratories International and the National Council on Problem Gambling.
