• Lottery Sales Exceed $300 Million for the Fifth Consecutive Fiscal Year.
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• Governor Appoints Former State Treasurer to Lottery Commission. Full Story
• WLA2006 Update - Parallel Sessions.
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• Scientific Games Awarded South Carolina Contract; Instant Ticket and Related Services Contract Valued at $50M. Full Story
• MDI’s “Deal or No Deal” Count Jumps to Eight; Second TV Season to Begin September 18. Full Story
• Camelot CEO Wins European Women of Achievement Award. Full Story
• One Thousand Extra Prizes to Celebrate 1,000th Draw. Full Story
• Atlantic Lottery Gives Back to Atlantic Canadians. Full Story
• Tipos Players Will Never be Poisoned by This Mushroom! Full Story
• Iowa Lottery Sales, Proceeds To State Programs Set Records. Full Story
• The Connecticut Lottery Corporation Extends its Contract with OGT.
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Lottery Sales Exceed $300 Million for the Fifth Consecutive Fiscal Year

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana, USA (July 21, 2006) -- The Louisiana Lottery Corporation announced that it has just completed its fifth consecutive fiscal year in which sales have exceeded $300 million. In addition, the Lottery has surpassed the $1.7 billion mark in transfers to the state treasury since its inception in September 1991.

Lottery sales for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2006, totaled over $332.1 million, which was $26.6 million over budget.  Total sales from scratch-off tickets  were more than $118 million and drawing-style games brought in more than $213 million.

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Transfers to the state treasury during the fiscal year totaled $119.4 million, including a $2.7 million surplus from operational efficiencies and sales increases. The treasury transfer for June was $11,937,660.

In accordance with the state's constitution, Lottery proceeds are dedicated to the Minimum Foundation Program, which funds public education in Louisiana.

Lottery President Rose Hudson credited much of the year's success to the Lottery's retailers and a resourceful and hard-working Lottery sales team, especially considering the challenges brought about by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

"The Louisiana Lottery is extremely pleased with these results and our contribution toward fulfilling our mission to maximize revenue for the state while ensuring the highest level of public trust," said Hudson.

Also during the fiscal year, the Lottery received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the eighth straight year from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) of the United States and Canada.

Under state law, the treasury department receives 35 percent of every $1 in Lottery sales. At least half of all Lottery revenue is used to fund prizes. Retailers receive more than 5 percent of sales, with less than 10 percent retained by the Lottery for operating costs.

The Louisiana Lottery ranks fourth out of 40 jurisdictional Lotteries in percentage of sales transferred to its government and first among lotteries of its size.

Hudson reiterated that all ticket purchasers must be at least 21 years of age and that anyone with a gambling problem, or friends of anyone with a gambling problem, are encouraged to call toll-free 1-877-770-7867.

SOURCE: Louisiana Lottery media release.

Governor Appoints Former State Treasurer to Lottery Commission

BOISE, Idaho, USA (July 21, 2006) -- Governor James E. Risch has appointed Lydia Justice-Edwards to fill the vacant seat on the Idaho Lottery Commission.  The appointment will be effective beginning August 1, 2006 and will run until January 1, 2010.

“Lydia has a long and distinguished history of serving the people of Idaho.  I appreciate her willingness to continue working on behalf of our school children on the Idaho Lottery Commission,” said Risch.

A long time Donnelly resident, Justice-Edwards served the State of Idaho previously in the House of Representatives from 1983 – 1987 from District 9.  Her work on the House Transportation Committee was instrumental in developing the Horseshoe Bend hill project. She was also responsible for the passage of Idaho’s Child Safety Seat Legislation.

Justice-Edwards was first elected State Treasurer in 1986 and served for twelve years. Since leaving public office, Justice-Edwards has become a non-fiction writer and is looking forward to her new assignment with the Lottery Commission.

“I’m excited, and always have been, for what the Lottery means to the people of Idaho,” said Justice-Edwards from her family ranch in Donnelly. “The educational benefit the Lottery brings to our schools is so worthwhile and I’m pleased to now be a part of it.”

Justice-Edwards fills a vacancy left open on the Idaho Lottery Commission by Ralph Hartwell whose term expired.

SOURCE: Idaho Lottery.
CONTACT: David Workman, Phone: 208 334-2600.

WLA2006 will be held from 12 – 17 November 2006 at the Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore.

The Convention Programme and Trade Show blended with Singapore’s rich multi-cultural heritage and modernity of an advanced economy offer a truly unique experience.

You will not want to miss this opportunity to learn at first hand in one location the latest technologies, games and services that have helped some lotteries to build strong market presence and to maximize revenue for good cause funding.

"New World, New Experience, but Old-fashioned Concerns"
Our Platinum Contributors share their views in marketing to a new world or generation of gamers. What new experience can be offered in competition with other gaming and entertainment avenues such as casinos, online gambling, online games, Xbox, etc favoured by Generation Z? How should lotteries market the new experience in an increasingly ethical society where problem gambling concerns are continuously kept in the limelight by a vocal minority as societies become more open and information flowing more freely?

"Big Ideas - From Successful Games to Innovative Services"
Real world lessons on how our Gold and Silver contributors have forged successful partnerships with WLA members from planning to execution to deliver “big ideas” and bring positive outcomes for their organisations.

"Growing/Emerging Markets"
Explore how WLA members are designing new games and offering them to the emerging markets. What lessons can lottery operators draw from these emerging markets to better serve an increasingly multi-racial, multi-ethnic customer base back home? Do these markets offer business opportunities to suppliers to serve them better?

"Creative Marketing Communications"
Learn from the best in our business on how they have creatively sold their products and ideas to their customers. Get an insight into how these companies applied advertising and promotion craft to motivate, persuade and seduce their customers to buy, and yet do so in a socially responsible manner.

"Regulators - Collaborator or Controller?"
Must regulators and lotteries be natural adversaries? How to create a win-win situation that will achieve business viability without problems commonly associated with gambling promotion? In what areas can regulators and lotteries collaborate as the latter reach out to the new world with new experiences? Should regulators take a rule-based approach towards lotteries? To what extent would regulators allow lotteries to grow against traditional adversaries like casinos, and online gambling providers?

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"Can Market Research Mislead? Find Out the Truth about the Market Place"
Members share their experiences in market research and assess their usefulness to decision-making. Is a focus group study superior to a random questionnaire survey? Are there new and better ways to get respondents to ‘fess up and tell the truth and nothing but the truth? How can we avoid the pitfalls of market research and make the research dollar really work for us?

"Managing Reputation Risks in Lotteries"
How should lotteries manage reputation risks? How do we respond when bad things happen to great companies? How should we prepare to manage crisis situations? How can lotteries build a glowing reputation and also establish emotional links to the community? Join us in this session to hear and debate the challenges.

"Corporate Social Responsibility - The New Framework"
WLA’s Responsible Gaming Principles were adopted in February 2006. In this session, WLA updates us on the status of the Responsible Gaming Framework and proposed Certification Process.

"Update on the WLA Security Control Standards -- Insuring Against Acts of God & Men or Against all Odds - what can happen will happen"
Keep abreast of the latest developments as the WLA Security & Risk Management Committee launches the updated WLA Security Control Standards. At the same time, get updated on RFP best practices and find out how to avoid pitfalls to reduce costs and enhance efficiency, and uphold standards.

"Reinvigorating Human Capital"
It’s often said that people are an organisation’s most valuable asset. What kind of leadership style drives a high-performance culture? Discuss and deliberate with other companies on how they recruit, appraise, reward and motivate employees to align themselves to the corporate mission, vision, in achieving a high performance culture.

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Scientific Games Awarded South Carolina Contract; Instant Ticket and Related Services Contract Valued at $50M

NEW YORK, USA (July 20, 2006) -- Scientific Games (Nasdaq: SGMS) has been awarded a contract to supply instant tickets and related services to the South Carolina Education Lottery (SCEL) including marketing, shipping, warehousing, game design, inventory control, distribution and sales staff training. The seven year contract begins October of 2006 and is valued at approximately $50 million.

This is the second award of the SCEL instant ticket contract since its inception five years ago. Scientific Games played a key role in the start-up of the lottery in what was then record time.

"We have worked with the South Carolina Education Lottery from the start and are proud to have helped build one of the strongest lotteries in the United States," said Lorne Weil, Chairman and CEO of Scientific Games. "It is gratifying to see South Carolina students and universities reaping the benefits of the SCEL and Scientific Games partnership."

"We have sustained five successful years of sales growth, thanks in large part to our instant ticket product line, and we expect a continued flow of new games that our players will enjoy and that will make a major contribution to education in South Carolina," said Executive Director Ernest L. Passailaigue Jr. of SCEL.

Since the start of the South Carolina Education Lottery in 2002, more than $1.15 billion has been turned over to the state to be appropriated by the Legislature through fiscal year 2005-06. Lottery funds have been used to support a variety of educational programs, which include $390.7 million for elementary and secondary school programs and more than $1 billion for higher education programs including half a million scholarships and endowed chairs at state universities.

About Scientific Games

Scientific Games Corporation is the leading integrated supplier of instant tickets, systems and services to lotteries, and the leading supplier of wagering systems and services to pari-mutuel operators. It is also a licensed pari-mutuel gaming operator in Connecticut and the Netherlands and is a leading supplier of prepaid phone cards to telephone companies. Scientific Games' customers are in the United States and more than 60 other countries. For more information about Scientific Games, please visit our web site at www.scientificgames.com.

Company Contact: Investor Relations, Scientific Games Corporation, 212-754-2233

SOURCE: Scientific Games media release.

MDI’s “Deal or No Deal” Count Jumps to Eight; Second TV Season to Begin September 18

ALPHARETTA, Georgia, USA (July 27, 2006) -- Two additional lotteries will launch “Deal or No Deal” instant tickets this fall to coincide with the second television season of the wildly popular game show. The two lotteries bring the total to eight so far, with other lotteries now including it in their planning discussions.

 “Deal or No Deal” is offered to lotteries exclusively through MDI Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Scientific Games Corporation (NASDAQ: SGMS). MDI announced its agreement with the show’s production company, Endemol International, on June 23.

 “’Deal or No Deal’ is a television phenomenon and you can already see the momentum building for the upcoming season,” said Steve Saferin, MDI president. “The fact that eight lotteries are planning on running the game is proof that this property has universal appeal and will do well in any region.”

The TV smash “Deal or No Deal” was last season’s surprise hit, consistently ranking #1 for its time period in adults 18-49 and total viewers. To date, the show has been produced in over 40 countries. The top prize won in the first season was $464,000. However, at a recent press conference, the show’s host Howie Mandel hinted that a much higher amount has already been won in episodes he’s taped that have yet to air.

About Scientific Games

Scientific Games Corporation (www.scientificgames.com) is the leading integrated supplier of instant tickets, systems and services to lotteries, and the leading supplier of wagering systems and services to pari-mutuel operators. It is also a licensed pari-mutuel gaming operator in Connecticut and the Netherlands, and is a leading supplier of prepaid phone cards to telephone companies. MDI Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Scientific Games Corporation, is the worldwide leader in licensed lottery games and promotions.

SOURCE: MDI Entertainment media release.
CONTACT: Jeff Schweig, Phone: 678-297-5212.

Camelot CEO Wins European Women of Achievement Award

WATFORD, United Kingdom (July 21, 2006) -- Dianne Thompson, Chief Executive of Camelot Group plc, the National Lottery operator, has won the Business category in the European Women of Achievement Awards 2006.

Dianne beat off strong competition from senior businesswomen across the European Union – including bankers, retail experts and investment managers.

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The judges said they were impressed with Dianne’s strategy for bucking the international trend of falling lottery sales, which has delivered the longest period of growth in the National Lottery’s history.

The awards citation for Dianne said: “One of her most successful projects has been Camelot’s pioneering of EuroMillions, a new mega-jackpot game bringing together 10 lotteries in 9 countries.

“She chairs the Childline Foundation fund-raising committee, and has committed to personally raising £1 million for the charity.”

Dianne said: “The European Woman of Achievement Awards have a history of recognising some of the world’s most inspirational women, and I feel honoured to be in their company.

“But this award is not just for me – it’s for the remarkable team I have at Camelot who have helped to push annual sales over the £5 billion mark.”

Dianne joined Camelot in 1997 as Commercial Operations Director – the first woman Executive Director on the company’s board. She took over as Chief Executive in December 2000.

Dianne has driven a programme of innovation at Camelot which has helped to transform the company and drive lottery sales. Under her supervision the company has launched new games such as EuroMillions and Dream Number, and pioneered National Lottery sales on interactive platforms including www.national-lottery.co.uk, Sky Active and Play by Text on mobile phones.

Dianne is now leading Camelot’s bid for the third lottery licence. She said: “We’re aiming to submit a bid which really captures the public imagination and delivers the best return to the Good Causes.”

Dianne sits on the Press Complaints Commission and is a member of the CBI President’s Committee. In February 2006 she was appointed as a Non-Executive Director of Domino’s Pizza UK & IRL plc. She received a CBE for services to business in the 2006 New Year Honours.

For further information, please Contact: Charlotte Gibson, PR Manager: 020 7632 5716, Camelot Press Office: 020 7632 5711.

One Thousand Extra Prizes to Celebrate 1,000th Draw
Lotto Offers All Players More Than 1,000 Extra Prizes to Celebrate 1,000th Draw

NEW ZEALAND (July 23, 2006) -- Lotto players across New Zealand will be in to win an amazing 1,100 extra prizes as NZ Lotteries celebrates the game's 1,000th draw on Saturday 5 August, says NZ Lotteries Chief Executive Todd McLeay.

"The 1,000th Lotto draw is a huge milestone for us and our loyal players, many of whom have been buying tickets since Lotto's first draw on Saturday 1 August 1987.

"What better way to reward them, and say a very big thank you, than by offering all of our players, regardless of the type of Lotto ticket they buy, the chance to win more than 1,000 extra prizes," says Todd.

In addition to our usual divisional prizes, all players who purchase a Lotto ticket between Sunday 23 July 2006 and Saturday 5 August will be in with the chance to win one of 1,100 extra prizes.

"This includes 100 major prizes ranging from $10,000 to a top prize of $1 million which will be drawn on 5 August, the night of the 1,000th draw.

The top 100 prizes comprise:
• 1 prize of $1 million
• 3 prizes of $100,000
• 5 prizes of $50,000
• 6 prizes of $25,000
• 85 prizes of $10,000

"If that's not enough, we'll be rewarding many, many more players by offering the remaining 1,000 prizes randomly to players in the two-week period leading up to the draw.

"When they buy their Lotto ticket winners of this prize will find out immediately that they have won $1,001 and will be assisted to fill in a Prize Claim Form to claim it.*

"Under our rules Lotto players who win $1,000 or less get paid in cash, but with the number of prizes on offer with this promotion we decided it would be easier for everyone if we co-ordinate payment from one point, which is why they will get the extra dollar," says Todd.

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"Many of our players who took part in our first draw are still playing today, and it is the sales generated by those people and other players which has allowed NZ Lotteries to transfer more that $2 billion for the Lottery Grants Board for distribution to the community since our first draw in 1987.

"The 1,000th draw is all about saying thank you, as well as celebrating our past winners and the difference Lotto has made to New Zealand communities," says Mr McLeay.

NOTE: * A prize of $1000 and under will be paid directly to the winner as cash by a retailer, while a prize over $1000 is paid through NZ Lotteries Wellington's office directly into the winners bank account (or by cheque if requested)

SOURCE: Press Release New Zealand Lotteries Commission.

Atlantic Lottery Gives Back to Atlantic Canadians

MONCTON, NB, Canada (July 21, 2006) -- The Atlantic Lottery Corporation (ALC) today released its 2005-06 annual report and social responsibility review, highlighting ALC’s commitment to sustainable economic performance, community support, responsible gambling, and transparency and accountability.

Every penny of ALC’s $394 million in profit was returned to the four Atlantic provinces to fund essential programs and services. Approximately 5,500 retail partners received $143 million in retailer commissions and incentives. Players received $336 million in prizes, ranging from smaller prizes to multi-million dollar jackpots.

“ALC believes that being a socially responsible company is not only good for business, but is also good for Atlantic Canada.” says Michelle Carinci, President and CEO.

“For the past 29 years, ALC has had a continuing commitment to giving back to the communities we serve. We offer responsible, regulated gaming products that entertain players while providing them with the information they need to make informed choices about their play. ALC supports – both financially and through employee involvement – community organizations, festivals and events. ALC also provides sustainable economic benefit to Atlantic Canada.”

In 2005-06, ALC successfully launched the new Bucko game, providing players with a $1 daily draw game and a top prize of $20,000. The Charlottetown Driving Park Entertainment Centre opened, benefiting the harness racing industry on the Island and providing a gaming floor with enhanced responsible gaming controls. On behalf of the Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation, ALC introduced Superstar Linked Bingo to benefit charities in Nova Scotia.

Other accomplishments include recognition in Maclean’s magazine for the second consecutive year as one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers; and a bronze certificate from the National Quality Institute for ALC’s commitment to implementing principles of quality.

ALC’s annual report for 2005-06 is available at: www.alc.ca/English/AboutALC/AnnualReport

For further information, please contact: Robert Bourgeois, Media Relations,Tel: (506) 867-5825, Toll-free: 1-800-561-3942, e-mail: robert.bourgeois@alc.ca

Tipos Players Will Never be Poisoned by This Mushroom!

SLOVAKIA (July 25, 2006) -- Instant game Muchotrávka is a classical instant lottery with money prizes. It has been launched by TIPOS, National Lottery Company, Joint-stock company, Slovakia.

The price for an instant ticket is 20 SKK and the period of sale is from 29th May 2006 to 28^th May 2007. The period for the drawing of winners is up 27th July 2007.

Payout for this lottery was settled at 62%. The name Muchotrávka in translation means ‘toadstool’ and this creates the idea: you will never be poisoned by this mushroom! In our opinion, this ambiguous and smart name, along with the slogan, could stimulate players’ interest.

The game has a very bright, colourful design, which we hope will also contribute to

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successful sales. The game ticket contains one playing field. The amount of the prize is marked by three identical amounts or symbols.

If the player finds three identical symbols of the toadstool, he wins a top prize of 200 000

SKK. This sum of money will be paid out at the head office of TIPOS Company.

Sales of this game from the start have exceeded our expectations; in comparison with similar games this is very good.

On June 7th 2006 TIPOS, Slovak National Lottery Company, Joint Stock Company,

introduced the first internet casino in Slovakia. On the website www.tipos.sk under the

gaming room „eCasino“ there are five games – Roulette, Poker, Blackjack, 3 Reel Slot and 5

Reel Slots. Later this year, Multiplayer Poker will be added. eCasino gaming room includes two modules for each game - Play for Fun and Play for Money. Gaming room doesn’t require downloading. Registered players will be awarded with

an entry bonus of 25 %.

eCasino caused a massive boom from the start. During the first month of service, almost 700 000 games (for money) were played and sales figures exceeded first year’s plans. Average payout is higher than 94 %.

The launch of internet casino is the next step in TIPOS´ activities in the interactive gaming area. The gaming web page www.tipos.sk covers lotteries (eTip), sports betting (e-Kurz), online scratch games (Tipclub) and fast Keno (eKlubKeno). Since November 2004, 20 000 players have registered on www.tipos.sk.

SOURCE: TIPOS, National Lottery Company, a.s. media release via EL.

Iowa Lottery Sales, Proceeds To State Programs Set Records

DES MOINES, Iowa, USA (July 25, 2006) - Iowa Lottery sales and profits to the state set records in its latest fiscal year, fueled by increases in sales of Powerball, instant-scratch and TouchPlay tickets.

Preliminary figures released Wednesday show that lottery sales totaled $339.5 million in fiscal year 2006, which ended June 30. That was up more than 60 percent from FY 2005 sales of $210.7 million and marked the highest sales total for Iowa’s lottery since its start in 1985. The lottery's previous sales record of $210.7 million had been set just a year earlier.

The unaudited figures show the lottery raised $80.7 million in revenues for state programs during FY 2006, an increase of about 58 percent from the previous year. The lottery's previous record for proceeds to the state was set in FY 1995, when $58.2 million was raised for state programs.

Dr. Ed Stanek, chief executive officer of the Iowa Lottery Authority, said that while the past fiscal year was extremely successful in terms of lottery sales, the lottery continues to investigate innovative ideas for future products. Stanek noted that the Iowa Lottery's “Lucky 7's” game that combined instant-scratch and pull-tab games into a double-sided ticket won a “lottery product of the year award” at a gaming conference in early July in Las Vegas.

“Through the years, the lottery has found success by offering variety in our products and concentrating on entertainment for our players,” Stanek said. “We'll continue that focus to ensure strong lottery revenues for the programs that benefit all Iowans.”

Stanek also noted that on Monday, the lottery will release the third version of its electronic game card product, which received two awards for lottery product of the year in 2005. The Iowa Lottery was the first in the world to introduce the game card, a battery-powered version of the traditional instant-scratch ticket. A market test of the game card that began in October 2004 proved successful and $20 “Quarter Play” cards were introduced statewide in May 2005. The new game card, called Pocket Poker, will begin to be distributed statewide Monday by lottery sales representatives.

Changes introduced in the Powerball game in August 2005 were reflected in the Iowa Lottery's strong 2006 results, with Powerball sales in Iowa increasing more than 31 percent to $71.1 million. Powerball jackpots today begin at $15 million compared to $10 million in years past, and the prize for matching the first five numbers but missing the Powerball has doubled to $200,000. Two white balls have been added to the first pool of numbers in Powerball drawings, meaning players choose five numbers from 55. Players will continue to select the Powerball from a pool of 42.

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Sales of instant-scratch tickets, the first product introduced by the Iowa Lottery and always one of its sales leaders, also were up in FY 2006 compared to a year earlier, increasing more than 3 percent to $106.6 million.

Net revenue from TouchPlay machines totaled $121.4 million in FY 2006, compared to $6.4 million a year earlier. The TouchPlay project ended in May.

Iowa Lottery revenues are deposited in the state general fund, where they are used to pay for a variety of programs. Some of the programs that receive money from the general fund include education, natural resources, health and family services and public safety.

Since the Iowa Lottery's inception in 1985, more than $2 billion has been awarded in prizes and more than $1 billion has been raised for state programs.

SOURCE: Iowa Lottery media release.

The Connecticut Lottery Corporation Extends its Contract with OGT

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, USA (July 26, 2006) -- Oberthur Gaming Technologies (“OGT”) is pleased to announce that the Connecticut Lottery Corporation has awarded a one-year extension of the original instant ticket contract signed between the two entities in August 2002. This extension is the last of three optional periods included in the contract that named OGT as a vendor to provide instant tickets and related services to the Lottery.

“We are pleased to extend the contract with Oberthur Gaming Technologies, and look forward to working with them in continuing to deliver innovative and entertaining new scratch games this upcoming year,” said Jim Vance, President & C.E.O. of the Connecticut Lottery Corporation.

“The contract extension with the Connecticut Lottery Corporation is great news for OGT and its employees. For the past four years, we have provided the Lottery with very successful instant games such as Cashword and Super Cashword to name just a few,” said Jim Nulph, Vice-President US Sales and Marketing of OGT. “We look forward to focusing all of our creative resources in the successful continuation of our business partnership with the Connecticut Lottery Corporation.”

About Oberthur Gaming Technologies (www.oberthurgt.com)

With more than 35 years of lottery-specific expertise and over a century's experience in the security printing industry, Oberthur Gaming Technologies is the world’s leader in the printing of innovative instant lottery tickets. Comprehensive services include strategic game planning and innovative conceptual design with OGT’s Dream Team™, mobile gaming, Cyber Games™ as well as state-of-the-art Global Operations and Lottery Distribution System (GOLDS). OGT currently supplies a full range of high quality products and services to 100 clients in some 50 countries. The company has production units or offices in Montreal, Canada; San Antonio, Texas; Atlanta, Georgia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the U.S.; Paris, France; and Sydney, Australia.

About the Connecticut Lottery Corporation

Sales of Lottery tickets in Connecticut began on February 15, 1972.  Lottery sales benefit Connecticut residents in numerous ways, through the valuable programs and services supported by the General Fund, including improving the state’s libraries and education systems, providing public health needs, protecting its citizens through support to the public safety and judicial systems, and more.  For more information about the Connecticut Lottery Corporation, call (860) 348-4000 or visit the CT Lottery web site at www.ctlottery.com.

SOURCE: Lyse Trudel, Communications Officer, Oberthur Gaming Technologies, (+1-514) 254-3600, ext. 101, Email: lyse.trudel@mtl.oberthurgt.com

For information: Jim Nulph, US Vice-President, Sales and Marketing, Oberthur Gaming Technologies, (+1-210) 509-2900, ext. 249.

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