Following his re-election as GLMS President, SBC Leaders spoke with Ludovico Calvi about his plans for the organisation, challenges to overcome as well as what is being done to ensure that sporting competitions remain free of crime.

SBC Leaders: Ludovico Calvi re-elected for third term as GLMS President

Following his re-election as GLMS President, SBC Leaders spoke with Ludovico Calvi about his plans for the organisation, challenges to overcome as well as...
Scientific Games has announced it has launched full-service player self-service technology in Canada offering both lottery draw and instant games alongside Atlantic Lottery.

Scientific Games partners with Atlantic Lottery to launch self-service technology

Scientific Games has announced it has launched full-service player self-service technology in Canada offering both lottery draw and instant games alongside Atlantic Lottery.The new...
North Carolina is one step closer to legalising sports betting operations after its state senate gave an initial green light in a vote on Wednesday.

North Carolina senate close to agreeing to sports betting legalisation

North Carolina is one step closer to legalising sports betting operations after its state senate gave an initial green light in a vote on...
The National Lottery and the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) are releasing a short film in recognition of their support for ParalympicsGB’s wheelchair tennis players ahead of the Tokyo games.

National Lottery and LTA release short film supporting Team GB Paralympians

The National Lottery and the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) are releasing a short film in recognition of their support for ParalympicsGB’s wheelchair tennis players...
UK Lottery Minister John Whittingdale has been the subject of controversy this week following a report in The Times which revealed that his daughter, Alice, works for Pagefield, a PR agency that is currently contracted by National Lottery operator Camelot.

Lottery minister John Whittingdale caught in Camelot conflict of interest controversy

UK Lottery Minister John Whittingdale has been the subject of controversy this week following a report in The Times which revealed that his daughter,...
The Connecticut Lottery Corporation’s plans to expand into sports betting may not launch in time for the NFL season opener in September

Connecticut Lottery Corporation sports betting venture to miss NFL season opener

The Connecticut Lottery Corporation’s plans to expand into sports betting may not launch in time for the NFL season opener in September, according to...
Last year, for the first time ever, the Olympic Games - like many other sporting spectacles - was postponed, having only been cancelled a total of five times as a result of World War I and II since 1896.

Tokyo 2020: the National Lottery shows its support for Olympic athletes

By Holly HuntOlympic athletes had to wait five years to achieve glory this summer in Tokyo. An extra year of training disrupted by COVID-19...

Robert Chvátal: SAZKA’s transformation has pushed the static boundaries of European lotteries

By Ted MenmuirSpeaking exclusively to SBC Leaders, Robert Chvátal reflects on his eight tenure leading SAZKA Group, transforming the Czech operator into Europe’s dominant pan-national lottery operator...

Ukrainian Gambling Council becomes Strategic Partner of SBC Summit CIS

The Ukrainian Gambling Council (UGC) is set to play a key role in October’s SBC Summit CIS, Presented by Parimatch, the brand new in-person...
Fintech company Sightline Payments, which provides cashless solutions for lottery operators, has announced the completion of a $244m round valuing the company at over $1bn. Reaching the milestone also makes it Nevada’s first fintech firm to be valued at $1bn.

Sightline Payments value reaches $1bn following latest funding round

Fintech company Sightline Payments, which provides cashless solutions for lottery operators, has announced the completion of a $244m round valuing the company at over...

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