Lottery Industry News from Public Gaming Research Institute
Scientific Games Statement on COVID-19 Response
Lottery Secretary Leaves Office in Brazil With Possible Betting Repercussions
Belgium introduces changes in lottery and gambling rules
SBTech client sites to resume operations after cyber attack
Brazil court suspends president’s decree that lotteries are essential
South Carolina Edu. Lottery Changes to Starting JackPot Amount and Minimum JackPot Roll Increases
Scientific Games Seals New Four-Year Technology Contract With Germany's LOTTO Bayern
"For more than 25 years, LOTTO Bayern has trusted Scientific Games to provide best-in-class lottery products and solutions to serve its retailers and entertain players," said Pat McHugh, Group Chief Executive, Lottery for Scientific Games. "Our new SYMPHONY open-architecture gaming system advances LOTTO Bayern's operations and helps drive maximum profits for beneficiaries."
April 1, 2020, BL Promos is celebrating their 45th anniversary servicing lotteries and organizations worldwide!
OPAP Regulatory 2020 Financial Calendar
North American Gaming Regulators Association postpones annual conference
Catching Up On The Wire Act Case — Part 2: New Hampshire Lottery Has Friends In Court
Kansas Lottery Extends Suspension of State Casino Operations
California lottery closes offices after Sacramento employee tests positive for coronavirus
Odds are, coronavirus will crimp Pennsylvania lottery fund, which could hurt programs for seniors
How COVID-19 Is Impacting Lottery Jackpots
“Powerball players in many U.S. lottery jurisdictions are under shelter-in-place orders or recommendations from their governors or mayors, which have affected normal consumer behaviors,” said Gregory Mineo, the director of the Maine lottery and chairman of the Powerball Product Group. “Just like other enterprises around the world that are making adjustments, we are making proactive changes to continue to offer the world’s premier lottery product.”
Online Lottery sorely missed amid coronavirus crisis
Massachusetts is literally poorer because of it, a misstep highlighted by the COVID-19 outbreak and its financial fallout. It wasn’t for State Treasurer Deb Goldberg’s lack of trying. She sent a bill legalizing an online Massachusetts State Lottery to lawmakers in December 2018. Sen. Eric P. Lesser, D-Longmeadow, noted at the time: “It’s impossible to envision the lottery surviving without going online,” said Lesser. But the Legislature didn’t bite. Not even the example of neighboring states New Hampshire and Maine, which offered online lottery options and reaped the fiscal benefits, could budge Beacon Hill.
Some with multidraw Powerball tickets to get refunds from Education Lottery
PUBLIC GAMING MAGAZINE MARCH/APRIL 2020
UK: Covid-19 - A message from Neil McArthur to online gambling operators
Washington governor signs bill allowing sports betting
Powerball® To Make Changes To Starting Jackpot Amount And Minimum Jackpot Roll Increases
The National Lottery Supports Communities with up to £300M Devoted to COVID-19
Kentucky Lottery board holds meeting via videoconference
South Dakota Lottery sets target for switching to new video-lottery communications system
Changes coming to Powerball game next time jackpot is won
Temporary suspension of WLA seminars and events
WLA position on COVID-19 for WLA-RGF Certification
EL Industry Days (This event will not take place due to COVID-19)
Public Gaming January/February 2022
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