Loto-Québec selected Scientific Games to provide a central gaming system for its retail, digital and operational services. Scientific Games will supply its Momentum ecosystem to replace Loto-Québec’s existing system; the companies gave no implementation date in the announcement.
The contract places Loto-Québec’s retail and digital gaming operations on a replacement central system.
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Gaming Corps has agreed to supply casino content to Loto-Québec’s online platform in Québec, with availability expected in the fourth quarter of 2026, according to the report. The selection includes slots, Blackjack and Plinko, and will be distributed through Light & Wonder. The parties did not disclose financial terms.
Scientific Games and the Iowa Lottery agreed to expand their partnership in Iowa, the company said. The agreement makes Scientific Games a primary scratch-game portfolio partner and includes an updated player loyalty programme across digital and retail channels.
Scientific Games agreed a 12-year scratchcard partnership with Hellenic Lotteries, part of Allwyn Hellas, after a competitive procurement process. The supplier has introduced 14 instant scratchcard games, launched in May, and the agreement allows the parties to explore digital lottery offerings in future.
The Minnesota Lottery has selected Scientific Games to replace its legacy system under a seven-year technology contract, the company said. The cloud-based system will cover retail and digital operations, with renewal options for up to three additional years; the contract also includes retailer equipment and a digital second-chance promotions solution.
Incentive Games launched its first real-money games in Canada with Loto-Québec, bringing Crash and Arcade titles live in Québec. The games are available through an integration with Light & Wonder’s platform, the company said.