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Earlier this month, D.C. Inspector General Charles Willoughby said problems with iGaming stretch back to early 2010, when the D.C. Lottery contract with Greek vendor Intralot was "materially changed" to include the online games shortly after its approval in December 2009.
Mr. Willoughby said the contract should have been rebid with explicit reference to iGaming, so the parties could compete on an even playing field and produce the best price for the District.
