IGT partners with Atlantic Lottery to release cloud-based iLottery solutions in Canada

May 8, 2024
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The contract will last five years with options for extensions.

IGT’s subsidiary, IGT Global Solutions Corporation, has signed a five-year agreement with the Atlantic Lottery Corporation. The two will work together to bring new games to players in Atlantic Canada.

Under the terms of the deal, IGT plans to bring 16 digital instant games per year to players and will deploy its advanced cloud-based remote game server (RGS). The term of the contract is set to run through April 2029 and include five extension options for one year apiece.

Atlantic Lottery Corporation iGaming Director Robert LaLonde shared his enthusiasm to team up with IGT.

He commented, "As the largest digital instant market in Canada, Atlantic Lottery is pleased to partner with IGT and offer our players dynamic digital instant games from IGT's comprehensive content portfolio. 

"Additionally, the scalability of IGT's cloud-based RGS will enable us to modify our digital instants library in real time, provide our players with best-in-class experiences and continually enhance our iGaming offer."

With access to IGT’s RGS platform, Atlantic Lottery can off its players a variety of digital instant games and other content that features omnichannel and progressive jackpot titles.

IGT SVP, Global iLottery Srini Nedunuri described the collaboration with Atlantic Lottery as an ideal relationship that can create additional opportunities for player engagement.

He continued by saying, "Partnering with the Atlantic Lottery to deliver IGT's cloud-based RGS and engaging digital instant games is an exciting opportunity for our iLottery business. 

"We look forward to helping the Atlantic Lottery further grow its business and reach new players in the region with our reliable RGS technology and top-performing iLottery games."

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