PG Soft, a world-class digital mobile games company, is proud to announce its sponsorship of SiGMA Americas set to take place in Sao Paulo, Brazil, from April 23 to 25. The important iGaming event is being hosted at the Transamerica Expo Center.

As a leading event sponsor, PG Soft will benefit from prominent branding opportunities including the PG Soft logo printed on staff shirts and an exclusive PG Soft logo and video content at the registration table.

This commitment highlights PG Soft’s ambition to amplify its presence in Latin America, particularly the Brazilian market. Before expanding into the jurisdiction, PG Soft completed an in-depth research and analysis project for a true understanding of the local players’ preferences, which included consumer behaviour, purchasing habits and regulatory requirements.

PG Soft has been working on developing bespoke and localised games tailored specifically for the Brazilian audience.

“Brazil represents a wonderful opportunity for PG Soft and we’re proud to partner with SiGMA Americas for this influential iGaming gathering,” a spokesperson for PG Soft said. “We place huge importance on producing localised content, features and promotions that not only align with Brazilian player preferences, but also meet the regulatory requirements.”

Low6, the leading gamification innovator, has announced its latest free-to-play partnership with Choctaw Casinos & Resorts by launching Choctaw T-Box, an interactive mobile game for the Invited Celebrity Classic held at Las Colinas Country Club in Irving, Texas, April 19 – 21.

Designed to engage with golf fans throughout the tournament, the unique second screen experience combines an innovative twist to a much-loved game with the thrill of prize draws.

“Choctaw Casinos & Resorts is committed to engaging and entertaining fans in innovative ways,” said Erica Kosemund, senior director of gaming brand and partnerships for Choctaw Casinos & Resorts. “The free-to-play Choctaw T-Box game will give fans an added level of interaction at the Invited Celebrity Classic. Low6 has a track record of delivering first-in-class engaging content and we found them to be a perfect fit for the environment we are looking to achieve.”

Players are issued a 25-squared T-Box card with each square randomised with a different event that may occur at the tournament e.g. “Mardy Fish scores 4 Birdies”. Should the event occur during play, the square is won and players can earn more entries into a Prize Draw with the more squares they win. A single line (5 squares in a row/column/diagonal) is worth 5 bonus entries, a T-shape (top row and centre column) is worth 25 bonus entries and a blackout (all 25 squares) is worth 50 bonus entries.

Fans playing Choctaw T-Box will have a chance to win prizes at the end of each day. Prizes include a package valued at $750 that includes a two-night stay at Choctaw Casino & Resort – Durant, as well as $250 in resort credit. Players can also win $250 in free play. Players must be members of the Choctaw Rewards Club to claim prizes.

Jamie Mitchell, CEO of Low6, said: “We are incredibly excited with the launch of Choctaw T-Box at the Invited Celebrity Classic. It’s a classic game with a unique digital sporting spin that will entertain fans even more throughout the tournament. Our innovative white label product allows brands to successfully activate their sponsorships at sporting events and can be fully customised across any sport.”

Scientific Games celebrated highly advanced new instant scratch game production technology with a ribbon cutting at the company’s metro Atlanta global headquarters. The new high-definition technology, which completes Scientific Games’ recent USD$65 million investment in instant game production technology at its facilities worldwide, is officially producing scratch games for the company’s global lottery customers. The technology provides the highest, level of game security, quality and innovation in the lottery industry.

“The most important benefit this advanced technology offers our lottery customers worldwide is Scientific Games’ ability to accelerate instant scratch game innovations to excite existing and future players and deliver games faster, ultimately to help lotteries generate monies for the causes they support,” said John Schulz, President, Americas and Global Instant Products for Scientific Games.

With Scientific Games’ instant products representing 70% of global retail sales, the company supplies 114 government-regulated lotteries worldwide with scratch games – a $123.9 billion consumer product that generates an estimated $32.1 billion in funding for lottery good cause programs annually (La Fleur’s 2024 World Lottery Almanac).

“Scientific Games has invested in the most advanced instant game production technology in the lottery industry today as part of our long-term plans to serve our global lottery customers. We are committed to continued investment to evolve scratch game play for responsible consumer entertainment experiences,” said Schulz. “As a trusted supplier to the world’s government lotteries, we understand our role to help ensure their instant game business remains strong and innovative while growing responsibly to fund vital good cause programs.”

The new technology’s enhanced capabilities offer lotteries more flexibility to plan and quickly produce games featuring specialty finishes and unique playstyles, and with the same environmentally sound approach they expect from Scientific Games. The company uses recyclable paper, water-based inks and energy-efficient production processes as part of its environmental stewardship. This consciousness combined with the company’s industry-leading instant game experts allows Scientific Games to continually innovate new play experiences that entertain consumers.

“Our people are the reason Scientific Games continues to produce the top-performing scratch games in the world. They are truly experts in all aspects of the scratch game development process, starting with consumer insights that guide game design and planning, which then leads to secure programming and production, followed by robust performance measurement analytics. Their passion shines through every day and it’s why we are able to offer this advanced, new technology for our industry,” said Schulz.

Scientific Games is the largest creator, producer and manager of lottery instant games in the world. The company developed the first secure instant scratch game in 1974 and its game security has set the bar for the global lottery industry since, ensuring that no one ever knows where the winning tickets are located. Celebrating its 50^th anniversary in 2023, Scientific Games has five instant game facilities on four continents.