Lottery operator INTRALOT has announced the signing of a strategic partnership alliance with live casino solutions provider Evolution Gaming that will see the operator’s entire global market portfolio provided with Live Casino services.
With a well-established presence in 44 regulated jurisdictions worldwide, the deal will involve INTRALOT leveraging the strategic partnership to accelerate digital transformation for gaming operators and offer a responsible gaming entertainment for players.
Nikos Nikolakopoulos, Executive VP, Group CCO at INTRALOT, commented: “We have always been committed to building a robust set of strategic partners to deliver an outstanding experience to our customers. Evolution Gaming is a trusted member of our third-party ecosystem and we are looking forward to rolling out this partnership on many online markets worldwide.”
The Evolution-powered Live Casino services are planned to be introduced in several existing and new operations of INTRALOT, while the agreement will result in the offering of Evolution’s full suite of Live Casino games, including its growing range of new Game Show games, such as Crazy Time, Mega Ball and Lightning Roulette.
Sebastian Johannisson, Chief Commercial Officer at Evolution added: “We are delighted and honoured to partner with INTRALOT, a leading player in the gaming world.”
The announcement follows on from the news that saw INTRALOT and its Maltese subsidiary Maltco Lotteries launch U*BET Simulated Reality earlier this week.
The offering, which encompasses a range of football and tennis AI-driven events, is set to enhance Maltco Lotteries’ prestigious sports offering in Malta, with the new introduction incorporating pre-game and live betting played out over a full 90 minutes with vast betting markets available to choose from.
At the time, Dr Chris Dimitriadis, INTRALOT’s Group CEO, commented: “With the addition of U*BET Simulated Reality, we remain committed to offering a world-class betting experience to our partner in Malta and help them create a more engaging relationship with their players.”
