IGT to Launch Cloud-Based Games and Solutions for Atlantic Lottery
Company to Deploy RGS and Digital Instant Games
IGT Global Solutions and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation have extended their partnership with a new five-year contract to introduce cloud-based games and features for players in Atlantic Canada.
Under the agreement, IGT will deploy its advanced cloud-based remote game server (RGS) and provide at least 16 digital instant games annually. This partnership will allow the Atlantic Lottery to access IGT's extensive portfolio of digital instant games and content, which includes omnichannel games, licensed content, and progressive jackpot games. The RGS platform also offers cross-channel branding for both retail and digital channels, supports a variety of jackpot and prize pool configurations, includes numerous bonusing tools to enhance player engagement, and is built for optimal performance and scalability.
"As the largest digital instant market in Canada, Atlantic Lottery is pleased to partner with IGT to offer our players dynamic digital instant games from IGT's comprehensive content portfolio," said Robert LaLonde, the lottery's iGaming Director. "Additionally, the scalability of IGT's cloud-based RGS will enable us to modify our digital instants library in real-time, providing our players with best-in-class experiences and continually enhancing our iGaming offerings."
IGT and Atlantic Lottery Extend Partnership
This cloud-based initiative marks the latest development in the long-standing collaboration between IGT and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation. IGT already operates over 6,000 video lottery terminals across the four provinces of Atlantic Canada using its advanced lottery central system, INTELLIGEN.
"Partnering with the Atlantic Lottery to deliver IGT's cloud-based RGS and engaging digital instant games is an exciting opportunity for our iLottery business," said Srini Nedunuri, IGT Senior Vice President, Global iLottery. "We look forward to helping the Atlantic Lottery further grow its business and reach new players in the region with our reliable RGS technology and top-performing iLottery games."
Conclusion
While the integration of advanced gaming technologies like IGT's cloud-based RGS and digital instant games promises a more engaging and dynamic experience for lottery players in Atlantic Canada, it is important to approach lottery play with caution. Despite the excitement and entertainment value that these games offer, the odds of winning significant prizes are extremely low. Lotteries are designed as a form of entertainment, not a reliable way to achieve financial gains. Players should be aware of the minimal chances of winning and participate responsibly, keeping in mind that lottery games are ultimately a gamble and should not be relied upon as a source of income.
Mark Patterson is the news writer at CasinosInCanada who covers the latest developments in the iGaming industry, including casino launches, regulations, and market updates.
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