The latest figures from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. show sales were down $115-million in 2014-15 because of fewer big jackpots and higher ticket prices.

Overall, OLG says in its annual report that lottery, charitable gaming, slots and casinos generated $6.6-billion in revenue that fiscal year.

That’s down a little over $26-million from the year before, mostly due to lower sales.

Lottery revenue was down $100-million to $3.3-billion primarily because of fewer big jackpots and lower sales of Lotto Max and Lotto 6/49, as well as the introduction of a more expensive 6/49 ticket.

OLG estimates approximately one in ten adults under 35 play the lottery at least once a week, and most still buy tickets in person even though they’ve been available online since January 2015.