Greentube wins major tender to supply Luxembourg National Lottery with omni-channel solution
11th May 2021 - Greentube, the NOVOMATIC Interactive division, has won a highly competitive tender to supply the state-owned National Lottery in Luxembourg with its omni-channel solution, Greentube Plurius.
The contract will see Greentube provide its Greentube Plurius technology to Loterie Nationale Luxembourg, enabling the lottery to combine its land-based, online and mobile VLT gaming operations and significantly strengthen its existing offering.
With Greentube Plurius, B2B suppliers, casino and VLT operators can connect their land-based terminals to the core system and retrieve games that are then played on an online game server. Operators can launch games online and in land-based venues at the same time and Greentube Plurius enables customers to play with one single account across the verticals. Safe and quick deposits, cross-channel promotions and player tracking and protection throug
May 11, 2021, 2:15 pm ·
Greentube, a B2B service provider that is part of the larger NOVOMATIC Interactive group, has emerged as the winner in a highly competitive tender to supply Luxembourg’s state-run Loterie Nationale with its omni-channel solution, Greentube Plurius.
Luxembourg’s National Lottery selected Greentube as the winning bidder in an extensive public procurement process that included a number of other leading providers of omni-channel lottery software.
Greentube has won a seven-year contract with the option for it to be extended for a further five years. This contract will see the provider’s Greentube Plurius solution power the lottery agency’s operations and will enable it to
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Intralot records 2020 revenue decrease as profits also fall
5th May 2021
| By Nosa Omoigui
Greek lottery operator Intralot has reported gross gaming revenue (GGR) of €292.9m (£252.7m/$351.4m) for 2020 - a 14.0% decrease from 2019.
Overall turnover (amounts wagered for B2C in addition to revenue from B2B and B2G deals) generated for 2020 was €364.8m, down by 16.6%.
Turnover generated from Europe and the Americas increased – Europe up 56.2% to €30.3m and Americas up 11.0% to €29.3m – while turnover from other countries fell by 45.2% to €34.7m.
Lottery games comprised 60.6% of the overall turnover, totaling €221.1m. IT products and services contributed €59.5m, whilst sports betting brought in €54.0m.
VICTORIA Saanich council voted against pursuing a potential hotel and casino development in the municipality at a council meeting Monday evening. The motion was to see if Saanich supported the development of a casino, hotel and entertainment complex in principle, which would allow the British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) to conduct more research into the development and begin public engagement on the topic. Coun. Susan Brice initially supported the motion, saying that council s approval would merely allow BCLC to collect public feedback, giving Saanich residents a chance to weigh in. Most other councillors did not support the motion, however, and by the time a vote was called Saanich council unanimously rejected the motion.