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California Lottery is celebrating their 40th anniversary with the launch of “40 Years of Play!,” a commemorative Scratchers® game. The $2 version offers a top prize of $40,000, while the $40 version—California Lottery’s first-ever at this price point—features a $15 million top prize. These games mark the start of a year-long series celebrating four decades of supporting public education through $46 billion in funding since 1985. Read More
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Tennessee Education Lottery quietly launched its first iLottery app, “Anytime Powerball,” now available in the Apple App Store. This soft launch aims to expand lottery revenues by offering online Powerball ticket sales, aligning Tennessee with neighboring states already embracing iLottery options.
Pennsylvania Lottery launched two second-chance drawings, offering a chance to win up to $500,000 and VIP trips to Dollywood. The Women in Country Music Second-Chance Drawing includes 12 VIP packages featuring a Martina McBride concert and meet-and-greet, plus cash prizes. Entries are open until April 3 via non-winning Lady Luck tickets or online gameplay.
Allwyn now offers direct bank transfers for National Lottery retail prizes between £500.01 and £50,000, streamlining claims and boosting efficiency to support Good Causes.
Idaho Lottery Commission issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) seeking qualified firms to provide financial auditing services. Proposals must be submitted by February 20, 2025.
The City of Niagara Falls will honor OLG at a ribbon-cutting ceremony this weekend, recognizing its contributions to over 50 municipal projects, including $19 million in 2024. The event at the Gale Centre, which received upgrades funded by OLG, will feature remarks from Mayor Diodati and OLG representatives.
IGT has signed a seven-year contract with LOTTO Thüringen in Germany to deploy its Aurora™ retail central system and software upgrades. The platform will enhance transaction processing, game management, and back-office operations. It is planned to go live in March 2026.
Scientific Games’ SYMPHONY system will power Deutsche Klassenlotterie Berlin’s lottery operations under a seven-year contract. The modular, omnichannel solution will support retail and digital sales. The advanced platform will launch in 2027, marking DKLB’s digital transformation.
In other Scientific Games news, Joe Bennett will retire after 34 years. Bryan Murphy will step in as VP of U.S. Operations for Instant Products to ensure seamless leadership in instant game production.