ILLINOIS LOTTERY RETAILER APPLICANT CHECKLIST 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ILLINOIS LOTTERY RETAILER APPLICANT CHECKLIST in the editor.
  2. Begin by reading the IDL-61 Retailer Agreement for Sale of Lottery Tickets. This document is essential for your records and understanding the terms.
  3. Complete all sections of the IDL-30 Retailer Contract. Ensure you write legibly, including your phone number and email, as this will be your primary communication channel.
  4. Fill in your business details, including the type of business (e.g., grocery, restaurant) and provide your Illinois Business Tax Number (IBT) and FEIN.
  5. Provide personal data for each owner/shareholder, including their title, percentage of ownership, signature, and date. Attach identification copies as required.
  6. Complete the Criminal Background Investigation page and ensure you include a $50 non-refundable check made payable to 'ILLINOIS LOTTERY'.
  7. Finalize by completing the W-9 Form with signature & date. Remember that all forms must be signed and dated before submission.

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If you are interested in becoming a lottery retailer in California, you must submit an evaluation request to the California Lottery Commission (CLC). You will then be contacted by your District Recruiter, who will help you through the application process.
Earn 5% on every ticket sold. Earn 1.25% payout (cashing commission) on all prizes up to $600.00. Earn 2.5% Bonus up to $30,000 on most games. More information about Commissions and Bonuses.
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Receive 5% commission on all draw game sales. Receive 1% of any winning ticket prize (up to $599) redeemed at your location. Receive 1% of any winning ticket prize of $1,000 or greater sold at your location (up to a maximum bonus of $500,000).
If the Illinois Lottery is unable to verify your location or unable to verify that your location is within the geographical boundaries of Illinois, you will be prohibited from making a purchase.
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When the machine says See Retailer To Validate it means that the selling agent/retailer must verify the ticket on the stores scanner to determine the prize. In the state of California, if your prize is $599 or less, the retailer will cash you out immediately and give you your prize.
How much do these retail outlets make for selling lottery products? Retailers are paid a commission on every ticket they sell. These commissions vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but typically range from 5% to 8% depending on the specific product being sold.
One of the biggest mistakes lottery winners make is rushing into permanent life changes without a solid plan and a clear understanding of what they can afford.

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