The U.S. Federal Wire Transfer Act of 1961 and the U.S. Code 31 “Illegal Internet Gambling Enforcement Act”（UIGEA） are two important laws that regulate Internet lottery and clarify the relationship between the two laws are of great significance to the development of Internet gambling in the United States. The legal control of Internet gambling in the United States has also changed from the initial strict control to the victory of the New Hampshire v. Rosen case. It has successfully escaped the regulation of the interstate lottery law. The two laws still cannot completely prohibit illegal Internet gambling and other illegal betting behaviors. The existing legal loopholes have actually created greater development space for Internet gambling. my country’s Internet lottery has also experienced four stages of laissez-faire，strong intervention by the state，and loose and strict control during the period of exploring control paths. Although the control system of the Internet lottery industry in my country and the Internet gambling industry in the United States are quite different in terms of the control system，the penalties for Internet lottery sales，and the space for system diversion，both of them still have problems of extrajudicial gray operation and strict national control. Similarities in trends. Therefore，both my country and the United States should follow the trend of Internet facilitation，liberalizing the Internet lottery market and strengthening supervision should go hand in hand；creating a legal，orderly，open and free Internet lottery trading market；based on the existing institutional foundation，supplemented by The involvement of relevant legal systems has enabled my country’s Internet lottery to embark on a healthy development of the legal system.