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LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR As the following financial reports show, the Hoosier Lottery enjoyed a very successful Fiscal Year 2017 that allowed us to send a record amount revenue to the State of Indiana. These financial results were made possible by the hard work of the Hoosier Lottery team. Sales of scratch and draw products reached a record $1.213 billion for the twelve months ending June 30, 2017. After awarding prizes, paying retailer commission and covering operating costs, the Hoosier Lottery generated a record $286.2 million in operating income. The Lottery is proud that our contributions to the state are currently used to support the pension and retirement funds for Hoosier teachers, police officers and firefighters as well up to a 50% reduction in auto excise taxes for all Hoosier vehicle owners. Under Indiana statute, the Hoosier Lottery is given a direct charge to maximize revenue to the State of Indiana in a socially responsible manner. With the Hoosier Lottery operating in its 28th year, our staff is challenged to develop and publicize games that will maintain and expand our customer base. We rely on the expertise of our colleagues at IGT Indiana to create and launch games with optimal schedules, design and price points. For example, the Hoosier Lottery was proud to be the launch lottery for the new Now and Later game that combines both a scratch and draw game on one ticket. The work with our local scratch and draw games is then supplemented by the big national draw games of Powerball and Mega Millions. In Fiscal Year 2017, total sales were 75% scratch games and 25% draw games. Hoosiers have a winning tradition with the national draw games. Since the beginning of Powerball, players from Indiana have won 39 jackpots more than any other state. Our 39th win occurred on February 22, 2017 when a retailer in Lafayette sold the winning $435 million Powerball jackpot ticket. This win followed the Mega Millions jackpot win of $535 million on July 8, 2016 by a resident of Hamilton County with a ticket purchased at Cambridge City, IN. Even though the big wins generate a lot of media interest, each day the Hoosier Lottery sells winning tickets in Fiscal Year 2017 paid winners over $774 million. The Lottery also paid $81.5 million in commissions to the 4,500 retailers throughout the state who sell the Lottery products. In addition to the funds provided directly to the State of Indiana, we know that much of this prize money and retailer commissions are spent right here in Indiana on everything from furniture to cars to home improvements. All of us at the Hoosier Lottery take seriously our direction to operate the Lottery in a socially responsible manner. We are committed to an education, training and review process that has earned us the highest responsible gaming certification from the World Lottery Association. In the marketplace, we make sure that all of our products, promotional materials and advertising have our responsible gaming message. We also review all game designs and even sponsorship activities for adherence to the standards for responsible gaming. Although we operate in an increasing competitive marketplace for entertainment dollars, we are confident that the Hoosier Lottery team will continue our success to benefit all Hoosiers in Fiscal Year 2018. Sarah M. Taylor Executive Director of the Hoosier Lottery

THE STATE LOTTERY COMMISSION OF INDIANA STATEMENTS OF NET POSITION AS OF JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016 2017 2016 CURRENT ASSETS: Cash and cash equivalents $ 25,430,173 $ 33,713,655 Investments current portion 11,027,012 11,638,492 Accounts receivable net 119,652,474 98,727,015 Prepaid expenses 15,573,688 16,984,325 Total current assets 171,683,347 161,063,487 NONCURRENT ASSETS: Long-term investments less current portion 109,662,841 135,117,392 Restricted assets 7,964,566 8,026,215 Capital assets net 1,061,802 1,409,259 Total noncurrent assets 118,689,209 144,552,866 Total assets 290,372,556 305,616,353 DEFERRED OUTFLOWS: Deferred outflows - contributions made subsequent to measurement date 256,771 244,166 Deferred outflows - assumptions 132,634 274,482 Deferred outflows - earnings 812,044 794,235 Deferred outflows - proportionate share 537,551 768,064 Deferred outflows - experience 43,884 164,313 Total deferred outflows 1,782,884 2,245,260 CURRENT LIABILITIES: Accounts payable: State 27,687,201 21,097,723 Trade 3,758,960 9,400,564 Current portion of prize liability 126,767,575 113,199,597 Unearned revenue 2,415,632 2,528,835 Other accrued expenses 859,350 443,697 Total current liabilities 161,488,718 146,670,416 LONG-TERM LIABILITIES: Prize liability less current portion 98,554,559 117,894,544 Unearned revenue 14,038,462 15,442,308 Net pension liability 2,762,613 3,083,616 Total noncurrent liabilities 115,355,634 136,420,468 Total liabilities 276,844,352 283,090,884 DEFERRED INFLOWS: Deferred inflows - assumptions 30,313 37,657 Deferred inflows - earnings 390,561 151,952 Deferred inflows - proportionate share 22,064 - Deferred inflows - experience 157,602 262,236 Total deferred inflows 600,540 451,845 NET POSITION: Unrestricted 13,648,746 22,909,625 Net investment in capital assets 1,061,802 1,409,259 TOTAL NET POSITION $ 14,710,548 $ 24,318,884 All financial figures based on Fiscal Year 2017. The above financial information is derived from our June 30, 2017 financial statements, which were audited by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP.

THE STATE LOTTERY COMMISSION OF INDIANA STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENSES, AND CHANGES IN NET POSITION FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016 2017 2016 OPERATING REVENUES: Scratch-off ticket sales - net $ 907,583,688 $ 874,142,323 On-line ticket sales 305,492,684 337,668,847 Total operating revenues 1,213,076,372 1,211,811,170 OPERATING EXPENSES: Direct game expenses: Scratch-off game prizes 623,405,429 604,485,402 On-line games prizes 151,004,111 171,685,163 Indirect game expenses: 774,409,540 776,170,565 Retailer commissions 81,535,553 81,927,212 Lottery expenses: Ticket printing costs 11,883,895 12,164,702 Advertising and promotion 17,414,528 18,911,496 Central gaming sytem expenses 21,293,223 21,135,202 Miscellaneous lottery expenses 1,804,567 1,924,521 Management Fees 11,805,623 13,160,201 Other Game Expenses 422,065 574,246 146,159,454 149,797,580 Total game expenses 920,568,994 925,968,145 PROVIDER NET INCOME 292,507,378 285,843,025 OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES: Salaries, wages, and benefits 3,792,379 3,499,829 General and administrative 2,539,261 2,724,670 Total other operating expenses 6,331,640 6,224,499 OPERATING INCOME 286,175,738 279,618,526 NON-OPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES): Interest income 120,380 96,953 Net increase (decrease) in fair value of investments (9,318,268) 8,846,733 Increase (decrease) in net pension obligation (290,068) (336,343) Other income (expenses) - net 1,742,374 1,756,274 Total non-operating revenues (expenses) - net (7,745,582) 10,363,617 NET INCOME PRIOR TO DISTRIBUTIONS 278,430,156 289,982,143 DISTRIBUTIONS: Distributions to the State (260,351,292) (260,374,031) Distributions to be paid to the State (27,687,201) (21,097,723) Total distributions (288,038,493) (281,471,754) CHANGES IN NET POSITION (9,608,336) 8,510,390 NET POSITION Beginning of year - Restated 2015 24,318,884 15,808,494 NET POSITION Ending of year $ 14,710,548 $ 24,318,884 All financial figures based on Fiscal Year 2017. The above financial information is derived from our June 30, 2017 financial statements, which were audited by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP.

WHERE THE MONEY GOES Since its inception on October 13, 1989, the Hoosier Lottery has paid more than $12.2 billion to winning players and has contributed more than $5.3 billion to good causes across the state, including local police & firefighters pensions, the Teachers Retirement Fund, and the Build Indiana Fund. Approximately $1.3 billion has been paid to Lottery retailers. FINANCIAL DISTRIBUTIONS STATEWIDE PAYMENTS SINCE INCEPTION 60 % Winnings to Players 27 % Good Causes 7 % 6 % Paid to Retailers Operating Expenses $12,234,540,112 $5,395,685,028 $1,369,665,117 $1,334,774,365 Good Causes include local Police & Firefighters Pension Funds, Must be 18 or older to play. Please play responsibly. Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-994-8448. All financial figures based on Fiscal Year 2017. The above financial information is derived from our June 30, 2017 financial statements, which were audited by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP.

WHERE THE MONEY GOES The Build Indiana Fund is used to reduce the motor vehicle excise tax and help fund technology at schools and libraries, improving the lives of our fellow Hoosiers. Lottery players help support local police and firefighters pensions and the Teachers Retirement Fund across Indiana. Build Indiana Fund $220,045,168 Police & Firefighters Pensions $30,000,000 Teachers Retirement Fund $30,000,000 Go online to find out how we re giving back to Indiana counties. Visit hoosierlottery.com/givingback. Must be 18 or older to play. Please play responsibly. Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-994-8448. Financial figures listed above reflect cash transfers to the State of Indiana in Fiscal Year 2017. The above financial information is derived from our June 30, 2017 financial statements, which were audited by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP.

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