INTRALOT USA, a subsidiary of the INTRALOT Group, has introduced the TAPP IT!^TM product line; providing the future of lottery, today!

TAPP IT!^TM games are a series of fun, interactive, quick play style games. Utilizing the self-service Coronis MP terminal, and the “Touch Activated Player Portal”, these games can be experienced in existing brick and mortar lottery locations. Offering an extensive library of games, INTRALOT has developed the TAPP IT!^TM product line to provide content rich, advanced gaming products to U.S. lottery players.

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It is now widely accepted that society and global economy are in the midst of a communication revolution; the new era that is dominated by mobile. From the advent of human language thousands of years ago, to the evolution of the stylus and written communication, to the invention of the printing press and the personal computer, there have been a number of moments in history that have changed the way we entertain ourselves, share ideas and ultimately, live our lives. The enthusiasm for mobile satisfies the fundamental human need of “being always connected” and stems in part from its ability to liberate people by provoking an instinct for exploration and a desire for novelty.
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Mr. George Zenzefilis, General Director of INTRALOT Interactive, talked to Paul Jason of Public Gaming Research Institute (www.pgritalks.com) at INTRALOT Interactive booth during ICE 2013, London, February 5th.

Main focus of the interview was the latest trends in the gaming industry and how operators should adapt to the new consumers’ habits. Here are some highlights.

“The introduction of digital technology to the gaming industry transforms the player base from an anonymous crowd to a well known quantity. From the moment a player registers we can monitor his habits and preferences, therefore gathering data become a very important part of our business. That’s where gaming technology needs to invest in order to extract valuable information out of a vast amount of data.”
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PGRI Introduction:  The markets, gaming cultures, and political structures vary widely throughout Latin America.  Not surprisingly, so too do the regulatory and taxation models.  A model being adopted with more frequency throughout the world is to license the operation of the government lottery to a commercial company.  INTRALOT  SA is one of the major global suppliers of terminal systems, sports-books, and other gaming products and services to government gaming operators.  As its wholly owned subsidiary, INTRALOT de Peru is a  licensed commercial operator of lottery, sports-betting, and other games in Peru.  Vangelis Apostolakopoulos discusses the huge potential for the industry in Latin America, and the ability of INTRALOT de Peru to contribute to this industry that supports Good Causes – or “Beneficiencias” in Peru. (more…)

We recently had the chance to meet George Zenzefilis, General Director at Intralot Interactive, and make an interesting discussion on the impact of social gaming to the more traditional formats of gaming, such as the Lottery Industry.

Social gaming is becoming increasingly popular, especially among younger audiences. This bears new opportunities and new challenges for synergies that might shape the future of the lottery industry. (more…)

Almost 250 delegates from lotteries all over Europe met at the picturesque Amsterdam during the first week of May on the occasion of the EL Industry Days 2012. Sharing of knowledge, Networking and Entertainment were perfectly combined at this unique event, where European Lotteries discussed how they should adapt to the new technological innovations and consumer needs so as to move “Towards an Entertaining and Sustainable Future”.

The European Lotteries & Toto Association in conjunction with the two Dutch Lotteries, De Lotto and Nederlandse Staatsloterij, with the support of Intralot and its other Premium Partners prepared a challenging and stimulating program which encouraged lottery experts and key decision makers to share their wide experience and unveil the future of the lotteries at their own perspective.

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So small, so powerful!

Let’ s all welcome Genion, the newest member of Intralot family of Lottery terminals, a multifunctional, flexible and very compact in size terminal, serving retailers’ and players’ needs. Genion performs as Digital Play Slip Reader, Game Validation and Payment Terminal, Ticket Checker, Players Club Access Point, Players Advertisement Display, and not only!

Genion terminal was developed in Intralot’s labs and is built around a new generation processor with embedded hardware accelerated graphics which ensures high processing power and full display capabilities when used as an agent or a player operated terminal. Its small friendly sized full color TFT touch-screen interface supports user’s Interaction and although Genion is compact in size, it can carry a selection of card readers and a 2D barcode reader. (more…)

Big opportunities on the small screen!

Lottery industry has seen tremendous changes taking place during the last couple of decades. Technology accessibility has led to more demanding players: they ask for even more exciting gaming experiences, but also simplicity, convenience and interaction, while playing through multiple platforms and networks. Lotteries -in their attempt to retain current players and attract new ones, especially among younger demographics- must continuously adjust to the new environment and adopt strategies to drive revenue growth.
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The purpose of this newly launched blog is to create a communication channel between the company and its people all around the world.

First of all, let us introduce ourselves: Intralot is the leading supplier of integrated gaming and transaction processing systems, innovative game content, sports betting management, racing and interactive gaming services to state-licensed gaming organizations worldwide, with more than 5,400 employees and a presence in more than 53 countries on all 5 continents. If you are familiar with the industry, then you might find this blog rather interesting.
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