Scientific Games has agreed content supply deals with Loto Quebec in Canada, as well as the Arizona Lottery and Iowa Lottery in the US.
Under the Loto Quebec deal, Scientific Games’ SG Interactive arm will provide the lottery’s website with online real-money gaming content.
Loto Quebec will have access to content from developers such as Bally, Barcrest, Shuffle Master and Williams.
“With the addition of online real money game content from SG Interactive, we’re strategically tapping into the full breadth of offerings from Scientific Games to do just that,” Loto Quebec general manager Luc Morin said.
For the Arizona Lottery deal, Scientific Games will provide facilities management services for the lottery’s central computer systems, software, data centre operations, retailer telecommunications network, retail point-of-sale and player self-service technology.
The agreement will run for five years, from 2015 until 2020, with the option to extend by an additional five years.
Tony Bouie, executive director of the Arizona Lottery, said: “Scientific Games, as an industry leader in innovation, gives us the best opportunity for significant retail sales growth in an ever-changing environment.”
Meanwhile, Scientific Games has also extended a deal to continue providing its online systems to the Iowa Lottery.
Under the agreement, Scientific Games will work with the Iowa Lottery and its retailers to provide an online system, retail terminals, in-store digital content displays and ticket checkers for players.
Scientific Games launched the Iowa Lottery’s first mobile application and also implemented automated systems for instant game ordering and shipment functionality.
Terry Rich, chief executive of the Iowa Lottery, said: “Scientific Games has been our trusted systems provider for nearly 20 years, providing the Iowa Lottery with a high level of operational integrity and technology that has helped drive growth and improve security.”
