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Scientific Games extends Uruguay instant scratch partnership

Scientific Games has signed a new four-year agreement with La Banca de Quinielas de Uruguay, extending a partnership of more than 20 years in instant scratch games.

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The deal continues development of the “Ra$padita” product line, which has helped establish La Banca as South America’s top-performing instant games lottery operator
La Banca de Quinielas manages lottery and gaming in Uruguay and directs proceeds toward social programmes, charitable initiatives and public health funding

Scientific Games has signed a new four-year agreement with La Banca de Quinielas de Uruguay, extending a partnership that has lasted more than two decades in the country’s instant scratch game segment.

The deal will see the continued development of the “Ra$padita” instant scratch product line, which has helped establish La Banca as the top-performing instant games lottery operator in South America. Ra$paditas are sold through a network of traditional storefronts, supermarkets and small shops.

La Banca de Quinielas is the official organization responsible for managing, operating and centralizing lottery and gaming in Uruguay. the organization today contributes to state-run social programs, charitable causes and public health initiatives.

President Americas and Global Instant Products for Scientific Games John Schulz stated: "We're delighted to continue our highly successful work with La Banca de Quinielas. 

"Our teams apply Scientific Games' global instant game expertise to continually enhance the Lottery's Ra$padita portfolio and drive responsible growth. We look forward to bringing more entertaining Ra$padita games to Uruguayan players, while generating funding for important good cause programs across the country."

Earlier this year, Scientific Games and Brightstar Lottery partnered to operate a new lottery in São Paulo State, Brazil.

In the United States, the New Mexico Lottery Authority recently partnered with Scientific Games to modernize its retail technology, aiming to improve sales performance and increase revenue to support college scholarship funding for in-state students. The Minnesota Lottery also continues to collaborate with Scientific Games on technology integration projects.

In Europe, Scientific Games signed a five-year agreement with Latvijas Loto, extending its partnership with Latvia’s national lottery operator across instant games and digital-linked lottery content.

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La Banca adheres to the World Lottery Association's international standards for responsible gaming, ensuring safe, transparent gaming experiences.

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