Gambling syndicates included MIT students; spent over $40 million in seven years
THE BOSTON GLOBE
Massachusetts State Lottery officials knew for years that a small group of gambling syndicates had virtually taken over a game called Cash WinFall — winning most of the prizes during high payoff periods — but did nothing about it until the Globe began investigating, according to state Inspector General Gregory W. Sullivan.
Related Content
- Inspector General’s Report on ‘MIT Group’
- lottery-cash-winfall-letter-july-2012.pdf
