The new app works like this: After a sign-up and verification process, the user gives the company a bank account number to create an account and then buy tickets.
Jackpocket has people working in the Twin Cities area buying lottery tickets with one specific retailer, said Sullivan, the company CEO. It’s like Bite Squad restaurant delivery service, but for gambling instead of food. The company charges a 7 percent fee for the service. Jackpocket limits daily purchases to $100, and scratch-off tickets are not offered. Players must be in the state where they want to buy tickets, and GPS technology allows Jackpocket to confirm their location, Sullivan said. Upon ordering, players receive an e-mail that matches their identity to the ticket serial number, said Sullivan.
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