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The much anticipated world’s first transparent lottery has finally arrived on the scene, with FireLotto launching at the turn of 2018 to introduce the new way of playing lottery based on the Ethereum blockchain protocol.

Ensuring fairness of games remains the biggest challenge facing the $294 billion lottery industry. Players have always question the genuineness the tickets sold, the pool for the money accumulated, identity of jackpot winners, and the security of Random Number Generators, or RNG. Several high-profile cases of lottery manipulation like the 1980 Pennsylvania Lotto scandal and the recent conviction of Eddie Tipton in 2010 has not only increased player's concerns, but eroded market confidence.

Event-goers in the Netherlands have flocked to support GUTS, an Amsterdam-based start up seeking to disrupt the industry of event ticket sales, who’s consumers seemingly tiring of being held at the mercy of ticket gougers for years.

Fans of the Lithuanian professional basketball club "Lietuvos Rytas" can now buy tickets to their favorite club’s games using NEM's cryptocurrency XEM.

The S7 Airline has launched an Ethereum Blockchain-based platform for automatic payments settlement with third party airline ticket sales companies.

The largest Russian airline company “Aeroflot” is considering accepting payments for airline tickets in a cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin.

Japanese airline company Peach Aviation has announced it plans to accept Bitcoin as payment for airline tickets by the end of 2017.