Lottery tech firm Random State has partnered with Czech firm Loterie Maxa, with the deal coming just a couple of months after securing significant investment from some key industry stakeholders.
The Swedish company secured investment from German lottery group ZEAL Network SE and French national lottery and betting group FDJ United back in July. The company appears to be building off the back of this financial support.
Penning a deal with its second commercial partner since securing the investment, the company has announced an agreement with Loterie Maxa in the Czech Republic, an online lotteries and casino company owned by the Tipsport Group – the largest betting firm in the country.
Terms of the deal will see Random State provide five eInstant games to Loterie Maxa, though this is just the first stage of a long-term rollout. Delivery of the five eInstant titles will be followed by more releases.
“Going live with Loterie Maxa is an important step for us in the Czech market,” said Adam Fonsica, Co-Founder and COO at Random State.
“Our goal is to provide operators with high quality eInstants through an integration process that is simple and efficient.
“We look forward to supporting Loterie Maxa with a growing catalogue of games, including upcoming titles developed specifically for the Tipsport Group.”
The announcement of the deal came almost one month after the company partnered with Delta Casino, the rebranded name of Delta Bingo and Gaming Online and an Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) enterprise. The deal centred around delivery of Random State’s multiplayer bingo product.
“Seeing our multiplayer bingo live with Delta Casino is a big moment for our team,” said Adam Fonsica, Co-Founder and COO of Random State.
“Delta’s new brand and platform reflect how bingo continues to evolve, more connected, more engaging, and available wherever players are.”