Scientific Games to provide electronic gaming machines to Oregon Lottery
The Company has submitted the product and software to the Oregon Lottery and will begin shipping games later this year, after completion of a field trial and receipt of approval from the Oregon Lottery. All games will be part of a multi-game suite on the Bally ALPHA 2 Pro V32 cabinet.
Derik Mooberry, Scientific Games' Group Chief Executive, Gaming, said, "We are honored to continue our solid relationship with the Oregon Lottery in this well-established and successful market. Players in Oregon will now have an opportunity to experience a new robust suite of games and products, including player favorites on the eye-catching Bally Pro V32 cabinet. We continue to leverage our multi-channel content for the benefit of lottery markets in the U.S. and Canada."
With its 32-inch vertical HD video touch-enabled display, enhanced sound, lighting synchronized to game play, and easy serviceability, the Bally Pro V32 will showcase high-performance game content on more than a dozen game titles, including Lucky Tree, Quick Hit Platinum, Cash'M If You Can, Texas Dice, and Jewel of the Dragon. Additional games will feature video poker and keno content.
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