Scientific Games and the Florida Lottery have shown evidence of their successful collaboration, marking $7bn in Scratch-Off retail sales for 2025.
This was achieved through their hallmark Scratch-Off game partnership, which funneled $1.2bn for the Florida Educational Enhancement Trust Fund – an initiative that supports public schools, colleges, universities and recipients of the Bright Futures Scholarship Programme.
Total Scratch-Off sales went up 6.84% YoY, with the games accounting for almost 74% of the total Florida Lottery annual product sales of $9.6bn.
Reginald D. Dixon, Florida Lottery Acting Secretary, said: “We are extremely proud of our partnership with Scientific Games. Our work together continues to achieve high performance for our Scratch-Off games by using data analytics to inform our game portfolio planning and logistics.
“More than breaking a record, our efforts drove a higher contribution to education for Florida’s public schools, colleges and universities, as well as the Bright Futures Scholarship Programme.”
In 2025 alone, Scratch-Off player payouts amounted to more than $5.2bn. Meanwhile, Florida Lottery retailers earned around $425m from Scratch-Off sales.
Some of the best-selling games included GOLD RUSH MULTIPLIER, which has options starting at $1 all the way up to $50 per game. Sales made up around $1.30bn, or over 18.3% of total Scratch-Off sales.
Angela Goodwin, Senior VP Instant Products Americas at Scientific Games, added: “Scientific Games has served as the exclusive or primary supplier of Florida Lottery Scratch-Off games since the Lottery’s inception in 1988. In 1997, our relationship expanded to a full instant game partnership anchored by the Scientific Games Enhanced Partnership (SGEP) programme.
“We have collaborated closely with the Florida Lottery’s team to drive responsible growth with Scratch-Off games, and our longtime partnership has proven to be highly successful.”
SGEP optimises instant game performance for participating lotteries. In Florida, the SGEP is operated from Orlando, and supports more than 13,550 Florida Lottery retailers.
Last year, the lottery signed a new three-year deal with Scientific Games.