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Salsa Technology to star at the debut Brazilian iGaming Summit (BiS) in São Paulo

Salsa Technology is to feature prominently in the debut edition of the Brazilian iGaming Summit, BiS 2021, which takes place between 1st and 2nd December at Espaço Boulevard JK, in São Paulo, Brazil.
This will be the first time that Salsa has showcased its new brand at a face-to-face event in Brazil, both at its stand, and in numerous branding opportunities during the event. Each action will promote Salsa as the leading B2B technology and customised solutions provider for the iGaming industry in Latin America.
At the stand, the Salsa team will present the four pillars of the company’s business: Salsa Omni, the omnichannel online gaming platform; Salsa Gator, the content aggregator that is LatAm’s largest focused game library; Salsa Studio, the game developer studio responsible for acclaimed video-bingo titles such as Jogo dos Bichos Praia, Super Pachinko 3D, Halloween Groove and Cuca Swamp; and finally the consulting hub Salsa Solutions, which offers services such as setting up and managing Call Centers, among other elements, always focusing on localisation.
Two of these pillars are competing for the debutant BiS Awards, in the “Best Platform Provider” and “Best Game Producer” categories. The award ceremony will take place at the end of the first day of the event, during the official cocktail party. Salsa Technology founder Peter Nolte was one of the nominees for the “Outstanding Professional” category.
Salsa will also be part of the event’s conference programme, as Peter Nolte will participate on two panels. On the first day, at 3:30 pm, Salsa’s founder and Thomas Carvalhaes (Hero Gaming) will address the topic “Other Gaming Modalities and the Brazilian Scenario” with the moderation of Sergio Garcia Alves, who is President of the Gaming Law Commission of Brazilian Bar Association (OAB/DF).
On the second day, 12/02, at 12:30 pm, it will be Peter’s turn to assume the role of moderator on the Game Providers panel. On this occasion, the Salsa executive will orchestrate the chat between other industry experts: Jesus Rafael Campos (BetConnections), André Schuartz (Pipa Games), Johnny Ortiz (Zitro Games), Erick Mendez (Evolution) and Ramiro Atucha (Vibra Gaming).
Salsa Technology founder Peter Nolte said: “We are delighted to be able to participate in this event and meet face-to-face with our friends and partners in the industry. It is essential to discuss the importance of regulation in Brazil and how it helps develop business sustainability. Our focus at the event is to show operators who want to operate in Brazil that we are the best partner thanks to our LatAm DNA and our expertise in localisation and customised solutions”.
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Maryland Lottery and Gaming Comission Selects Intralot for Lottery System Contract

Intralot S.A. informs the investor community and its stakeholders that on July 15, 2025 the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission approved the recommendation to award a new Lottery Central Monitoring and Control System (LCMCS) contract to its US subsidiary, Intralot, Inc. following a competitive bidding process.
The vendor awarded the contract will manufacture the counter terminals and self-service vending machines that sell tickets at 4,300 Maryland Lottery retailer points of sale; develops the software that runs the system’s sales and accounting functions; and provide numerous related services that are necessary to operate the Maryland Lottery. The term of the contract is 10 years with a possible 5+1 year extension.
As part its proposal to the State, Intralot has engaged nine local business enterprises (MBE) to service the Maryland Lottery contract. Historically, vendors have used fewer MBE partners, but Intralot believes its new approach will create far greater opportunities for local communities.
Intralot’s financial proposal corresponds to a total estimated contract term price of $260,393,946.
The Gaming Control Commission’s approval is an intermediary step in the award process for
approving any future contract.
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ISI Sports Partners with Canton Gaming to Launch Retail Sportsbook at The Greene Turtle

Global race and sportsbook technology provider Internet Sports International (ISI) has entered into a partnership with Canton Gaming LLC, a retail sports wagering facility located at The Greene Turtle in Baltimore, Maryland. ISI is powering the retail sports wagering operation using its award-winning sportsbook system.
The Greene Turtle Sportsbook is now live, offering patrons a thrilling experience to wager on their favorite sporting events with real-time odds and live-action updates. The automated sportsbook kiosks feature a broad range of betting propositions suitable for both novice and veteran bettors alike.
“ISI Sports is the perfect partner to elevate our sportsbook offerings. In a competitive industry, ISI’s state-of-the-art kiosks enable us to set new service standards and continuously innovate for our guests’ entertainment. The seamless process from negotiations to opening was remarkable, thanks to ISI’s outstanding service,” said Jay Sapperstein, owner of Canton Gaming.
The Greene Turtle has been accepting sports wagers for two seasons and has now upgraded all 10 of its sports betting kiosks with ISI’s proven software. In the near future, the sportsbook plans to offer an increasing array of tailored betting options to meet the evolving preferences of Maryland customers.
“ISI’s advanced technology, combined with 25 years of industry experience, allows us to quickly support both start-up operations and providers transitioning from exiting platforms,” said Ernest Matthews, Vice President and General Counsel.
“With multiple sportsbook providers leaving markets across the US, more retail casino clients are seeking innovative, cost-effective ways to establish or replace their sports betting operations. Their existing hardware can often be reused, significantly reducing initial investment. The recent rollout went flawlessly, thanks to the top-tier facility and staff. We look forward to a long-term partnership, as we are confident that ISI is here for the long haul in retail sports betting,” Matthews added.
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NYC Council Rejects Bally’s $4B Bronx Casino Bid

The New York City Council has rejected Bally’s land-use rezoning proposal for its planned $4 billion Bronx casino.
The City Council voted 29-9, with four abstentions, against gaming giant Bally’s request to rezone parkland for commercial use at the Bally’s Golf Links at Ferry Point property it operates in the Bronx. The move effectively ended Bally’s shot to secure the required land use and other zoning approvals needed for winning a casino license. The motion to disapprove of Bally’s request was put forward by Bronx Councilwoman Kristy Marmorato.
The proposed $4 billion Bally’s Bronx hotel and casino resort, totaling more than 3 million square feet, was planned for roughly 16 acres of parking lots and the practice green area at Bally’s Golf Links at Ferry Point. The complex’s design includes a 500,000-square-foot casino with 3500 gaming machines and 250 table games, a 500-room upscale hotel and a 2000-person event center.
Bally’s, in its official application filed in late June with the New York State Gaming Commission, called Bally’s Bronx a “once-in-a-generation” investment. “This development represents an audacious vision to develop a former landfill and transform it into an economic engine for the Bronx — the borough’s single largest private development.”
Without Bally’s in the running, the field of New York casino contenders narrows to seven. Three developers previously ended their plans, including the $12 billion Hudson Yards West casino proposal from Related Cos., Oxford Properties and Wynn Resorts. The group dropped its bid following strong community opposition.
Three casino licenses are available for the downstate region that includes New York City. A viable bidder would have to secure a two-thirds majority vote from a community advisory committee before a proposal could advance to the next round and be considered by the state’s Gaming Facility Location Board, which will make its final decision by Dec. 1. In addition to a $1 million filing fee, the teams selected would each have to pay a $500 million license fee while also meeting the requirement of a $500 million minimum capital investment.
If none of the bids secures enough committee votes, the state will not issue any licenses.
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