Scientific Games extends deal with Ecuador’s national lottery

Scientific Games recently announced its partnership renewal with Ecuador’s National Lottery. The new partnership deal spans 10 years.

Through this deal, Scientific Games will provide the National Lottery with new technological tools to deliver quality games to its players. Scientific Games will offer instant games, lottery systems, and retail technology. The country will witness its first official electronic lottery draws because of this deal, as a draw-based game system will be deployed.

The revenue generated from the National Lottery is directly sent to a not-for-profit organisation, Junta de Beneficencia de Guayaquil. The NGO offers support for education and health care amidst other responsibilities. It was established in 1888 and funded by the National Lottery.

John Schulz, President of Americas and Global Instant Products for Scientific Games, hinted at the importance of the deal.

“We are honored to expand our 20-year relationship with Lotería Nacional de Ecuador with our world-leading instant game services, and by launching electronic draw games for the very first time in Ecuador. Drawing upon our global experience with national lotteries, our goal is to support the Lottery’s retailer network expansion with our patented technologies to drive more profits for Junta de Beneficencia de Guayaquil’s social work.”

Scientific Games is a renowned company known for developing gaming content from sports betting, lotteries, mobile apps, and other exciting products for customers’ pleasure and retention.

Jorge Medina, General Manager of Lotería Nacional de Ecuador, added: “We are very pleased to extend our excellent relationship with Scientific Games through an instant game contract that includes new technology and enables us to launch a new mode of instant and draw-based lottery games for the enjoyment of our players, and ultimately generate more funds to support our causes in Ecuador.”

Junta de Beneficencia de Guayaquil has been doing a fantastic job with the revenue from the National Lottery.
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