Intralot S.A. has confirmed that its U.S. subsidiary will continue its long-standing partnership with the New Hampshire Lottery Commission for another seven years. The renewed contract now runs through September 2033, extending a collaboration that originally began in 2010.
Good to know
- Intralot and the New Hampshire Lottery have been working together since 2010.
- The updated deal includes new lottery terminals and self-service machines.
- All lottery profits in New Hampshire are directed toward public education.
As part of the agreement, Intralot will introduce its LotosX Omni gaming platform in the U.S., hosted on cloud infrastructure. The upgrade also includes the rollout of new Intralot terminals and two new self-service options for players. Among them is the Dream Touch Flex, a touchscreen vending machine designed to enhance the retail experience.
Charlie McIntyre, Executive Director of the New Hampshire Lottery, sees this continued partnership as key to keeping operations efficient and player-friendly. “For more than 15 years, Intralot has been a critical partner of the New Hampshire Lottery, providing innovative solutions supporting our record growth,” McIntyre said.
He added that the new technology would help strengthen the Lottery’s retail network, while also aligning with its core goal—to maximize funding for public education in the state. “We look forward to continuing our relationship with Intralot, whose advanced technology will assist in responsibly increasing both sales and our contributions to education.”
Intralot, Inc. CEO Richard Bateson also shared his view on the extended collaboration. “We are delighted to be rolling out our LotosX technology with our second NASPL lottery. In New Hampshire we have a great partner, and we are a vendor to one of the most successful lotteries in the US,” he said.
He added that his team is eager to work with McIntyre’s office to support what he called the next chapter of the lottery’s growth.
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