MegaHits

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MegaHits is a video lottery terminal (VLT) multiple-progressive jackpot game that began on July 15, 2011. MegaHits replaced Cashola, which was offered from July 2006 to May 15, 2011. Cashola was offered at lottery-run casinos in Delaware, Rhode Island, and West Virginia; the same three lotteries take part in MegaHits. Nine casinos offer the linked game.

MegaHits features five progressive jackpots, unlike Cashola, where only the top prize rolled until it was won. Except for the highest progressive, which can be won from any MegaHits machine and therefore is fed by all its players, the progressive jackpot pools are not shared by the three lotteries. For example, the game's four progressives within Rhode Island are fed only by MegaHits wagers in Rhode Island, although the top jackpot, which begins at $100,000, is fed by all MegaHits wagers in Delaware and West Virginia as well as in Rhode Island.

IGT supplies the VLTs that are used by MegaHits players.

v t e Lotteries of the United States

US lotteries	Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas US Virgin Islands Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming (future)

Multi-jurisdictional games (by number of jurisdictions)	Powerball (45) Mega Millions (45) Hot Lotto (16) Lucky For Life (6) Decades of Dollars (4) Wild Card 2 (4) 2by2 (3) MegaHits (3) Tri-State Lottery (3)

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