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Lotería de Córdoba to launch new benefits program

The program, called “Experiencia Lotería,” will be presented on Friday and will offer benefits and experiences through the lottery’s network of sales agencies.

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Lotería de Córdoba is developing the initiative with Agencia Córdoba Turismo and the Provincial Government
Details on the benefits, eligibility and how the program will operate are expected to be disclosed at the launch

Lotería de Córdoba is set to launch “Experiencia Lotería,” a new benefits program designed to expand the services and experiences available to the community through the lottery’s network of sales agencies.

The presentation is scheduled for Friday, August 28, at the Explanada del Cabildo in Córdoba. The initiative is being developed by Lotería de Córdoba with the participation of Agencia Córdoba Turismo and the Córdoba provincial government.

While the full scope of the program is expected to be announced at the event, Lotería de Córdoba said “Experiencia Lotería” will bring new benefits and experiences to the community through its network of sales agencies. 

The launch comes as Lotería de Córdoba has been strengthening its institutional and community-focused programs. In July, the regulator renewed its IRAM ISO 9001 certification for its quality management system and obtained IRAM ISO 20121 certification for sustainable event management. 

The latter covers social, cultural and sporting events organized by the provincial government and by Lotería de Córdoba.

The regulator has also renewed the highest, Level IV certification of the World Lottery Association’s Responsible Gaming framework for a second consecutive time. The achievement made it the first Argentine lottery to obtain that level twice consecutively, according to the organization.

The lottery has also recently introduced NOVA+, a free parental control app designed to restrict access to betting and entertainment platforms for users under 18, as well as LUCA, a system that blocks illegal betting sites on WiFi networks at schools, educational institutions and sports clubs.

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