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Oregon Lottery in Mid-county
Every month, Oregonians spend in the neighborhood of $87 million on Oregon Lottery products. Of that, about 62 percent is spent playing video games, the remaining 28 percent to play traditional games-scratch offs, keno, Power Ball and Mega Bucks. Retailers that offer these products are paid a commission. This chart shows the gross sales and commissions of businesses in the Memo's circulation area for October 2013, the latest month statistics are available. Businesses not offering video games are not included. Of the top 10 retail locations in the state last year, three are right here in Mid-county: Original Joe's on Northeast 102nd Avenue and Halsey Street, Shari's on Airport Way and the Glass House Tavern on Sandy Boulevard. These locations sold about $1.5 million in lottery products last year. In October, the top three retailers in our area are Shari's, Glass House Tavern and Parkrose Elmer's.

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