Brightstar extends California Lottery deal by six years
A six-year instant ticket printing and related services contract has been signed, strengthening the long-standing relationship between the lottery and its primary supplier.
A six-year instant ticket printing and related services contract has been signed, strengthening the long-standing relationship between the lottery and its primary supplier.
Following last week's announcement of the Executive of the Year nominees, the Global Gaming Awards Europe, Middle East & Africa are pleased to unveil the Shortlist across the remaining 14 categories, available exclusively to Insiders.
Lower Video Lottery Terminal (VLT) unit sales, installations and daily yield are all named as reasons for a potential drop in the second half of the year.
The previous agreement formed between the two entities was set to expire on December 31, 2025, as Kambi currently supports 30 Penn Entertainment properties in 13 US states.
The decision, which passed with only one dissenting vote, came after an initial application requested approval for a roulette-themed game.
Both companies expect the transaction to be approved by relevant regulatory bodies during the first quarter of 2026, with Mississippi's approval having been obtained in November 2025.
Ladbrokes and Coral shops have reeled in the online slot for an exclusive retail launch.
The agreement expands Brightstar Lottery's hardware presence in Southeast Asia as PMP continues long-term investment in modernizing its retail lottery infrastructure.
The Delaware North property also completed the installation of over 300 VLTs throughout its gaming floor but will still maintain a selection of popular HHR machines for casino players.
The property completed a $9.7m upgrade at La Concha Resort as part of Paulson Puerto Rico's broader investment strategy for The Condado Collection.