Delaware Lottery partners with Scientific Games, Caesars for enhanced kiosk integration

The Delaware Lottery has expanded its partnership with Scientific Games to install enhanced self-service betting kiosks at retail locations, with odds and wagering menus provided by Caesars Sportsbook. 

As a result of the new self-service betting kiosks, Delaware bettors will now be able to engage in prop bets, live wagering and same-game parlays, while faster ticket processing should also stem from the recent installations. 

“As sports betting continues to grow in popularity, these self-service kiosks meet players where they are in terms of fitting wagering into their day as well as their particular preferences for wagering,” Delaware Lottery Director Helene Keeley said. 

Self-service betting kiosks were installed at 89 retail locations in Delaware as well as the state’s three casino properties, helping to reduce employee workloads and shorten transaction times during busy sporting events. 

Players may also combine multiple sports onto one parlay ticket, select prepackaged quick-pick wagers from Caesars Sportsbook and use a feature which allows them to choose their own point spread.

Delaware Park Casino, Bally’s Dover Casino Resort and Harrington Raceway & Casino will each deploy the new self-service betting kiosk, which still offer traditional betting capabilities in addition to the enhanced offerings. 

Scientific Games also expanded its collaboration with the Arizona Lottery to introduce a new series of technology system upgrades for sales on July 9, designed to enhance player experience and “bring fresh energy” to the organization’s classic draw game lineup.

The expanded partnership with Arizona Lottery features Scientific Games’ Momentum ecosystem, which includes a central gaming system and retailer management system.

Scientific Games also upgraded The Pick contest and added a daily midday drawing, new Pick Four game and a Powerball Double Pay add-on as part of the technological advancements.