Scientific Games appointed Ovie Doro as senior vice president of Data, Analytics & AI, the company said. Doro will lead its SG Analytics group and report to chief transformation and strategy officer Carrie Galvin.
Doro will lead analytics work supporting Scientific Games’ lottery products and services for retail and digital channels.
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Scientific Games said its US instant scratch game production facility in metro Atlanta has achieved Level 2 certification under the World Lottery Association Security Control Standard 2024. The company said the site, which serves nearly every US state lottery, is now fully compliant with the highest supplier level under the standard. Its UK scratch game facility reached the same level in 2026.
On 19 October, Scientific Games reported that the instant scratch game production site it runs in metro Atlanta, Georgia, has been awarded Level 2 certification under the World Lottery Association Security Control Standard 2024. The facility, which the company calls the biggest lottery scratch game production plant anywhere, remains WLA-certified and now meets the WLA-SCS:2024 Level 2 requirements in full, the top certification tier available to lottery suppliers under that standard.
Random State has introduced its first eInstant titles at Lotto NZ through Scientific Games' SG Content Hub. The launch includes Marble Run and Sea Quest, with additional content planned.
Reportedly, Scientific Games has extended its scratchcard agreement with France’s FDJ United. Scientific Games will remain the lottery operator’s primary scratchcard supplier, continuing a relationship approaching 30 years. It will manufacture the games at its UK production centre.
Scientific Games has agreed an extension to its scratchcard games partnership with FDJ United, the operator of France's National Lottery, the company announced. Scientific Games will continue as the lottery operator's primary scratchcard partner. The partnership dates back nearly 30 years.
Scientific Games has introduced its Game Show Experience lottery offering in Iowa, South Carolina, Tennessee and Maryland. The range combines Fast Play, scratchcards and digital games using television game show brands. The report says nine additional markets will launch the offering by 1 December 2026.
The European Lotteries association has published an analysis on how lotteries should approach modernisation through 2035, including a contribution from Scientific Games. The publication says there is no single valid path for all lotteries, given differing digital maturity, technology infrastructure, distribution networks, regulatory constraints and player habits. It frames modernisation as a permanent organisational capability rather than a single project.