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Lottery Results Board Winning numbers on the TV behind your counter.
Georgia draw results and jackpots on a TV, refreshed for you, so nobody has to ask the clerk what last night's number was.
Who it is for
Any store that sells lottery and has a TV customers can see.
What you need
A TV with an HDMI port and the streaming stick we set up for you. Wi-Fi only — nothing plugs into your register.
What it does
- Text-only game names and numbers, sized to read from the counter line.
- Numbers come down automatically if they go more than 15 minutes stale, or if the TV loses the server for 90 seconds — a blank panel is honest, yesterday's number is not.
- Rotates with the Grid Board when you have both on one screen.
- Informational only: every ticket still gets checked at the terminal.
What it costs
One per TV. Two TVs is two TV screens. One subscription for the store, one renewal date; add more later and a card is charged only the difference for the rest of the period (PayPal applies the change from the next billing date). Cancel any time from your billing page — see the refund policy.
How setup goes
- Plug the stick into the TV's HDMI port and give it your Wi-Fi.
- It shows a 6-character code — enter that code and your store key at /pair.
- The board is live in seconds. Name the screen on your devices page.
Codes and pairing are explained on the how it works page. The pair page is where the 6-character code goes.
What it never does
- It never pays a prize or tells you a ticket is a winner — the lottery terminal does that.
- It shows no lottery logos or artwork, and it is not affiliated with the Georgia Lottery.
- It never touches your register: the stick is on Wi-Fi and talks only to this website.
The privacy page lists exactly what the website holds and what never reaches it.
Questions
Does it work on my existing TV?
Any TV with a spare HDMI port. The stick plugs into that port and draws its power from the TV's USB port or the included adapter.
What if the internet drops?
The TV keeps the last numbers for a short while, then blanks the panel rather than show a number that might be stale. It comes back on its own when the connection does.
Can I have more than one TV?
Yes — it is priced per TV screen. Each screen pairs with its own 6-character code.
Is it the official Georgia Lottery display?
No. It is a plain text board built from public results, for convenience. Every ticket is still verified at the terminal.
Something else? The help page has more, and the support box reaches a person.