IGT Global Solutions Corporation, a subsidiary of International Game Technology PLC (IGT), has secured a nine-year contract extension with the Tennessee Education Lottery (TEL). The extension, which begins in June 2027, runs through June 2036. TEL has been a client of IGT since 2004.
As part of the agreement, IGT will implement its Aurora™ central system, a key element of its integrated OMNIA™ lottery solution. The upgrade will include the deployment of advanced back-office applications, such as Wizard, which will provide TEL with improved tools for operations, reporting, and management.
Additionally, IGT will replace existing terminals with its newly launched Retailer Pro S2 terminals, which will feature WinCheck S2 peripherals. These upgrades will enable TEL to enhance functionality across multiple point-of-sale terminals and ensure quick, reliable player verification for draw games and instant tickets. The contract also includes new Keno Show Controllers with Wi-Fi capabilities and communication network enhancements, designed to streamline TEL’s operations and provide a seamless user experience.
“For more than 20 years, IGT has been a trusted partner to the Tennessee Education Lottery, providing innovative solutions that have supported our consistent growth,” said Rebecca Paul, Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation President and Chief Executive Officer. “One of our core missions is supporting educational programs in Tennessee, and since our inception, we have raised more than $7.5 billion for our state. We look forward to continuing our strong relationship with IGT, whose advanced technology will assist in responsibly increasing both sales and our contributions to Tennessee education.”
“IGT has been committed to bringing best-in-class lottery solutions to the Tennessee Education Lottery since its inception,” said Jay Gendron, IGT Chief Operation Officer, Global Lottery. “Through this nine-year contract extension, we are excited to bring new technological upgrades to the Lottery, providing them the systems and equipment needed to drive performance for its players and the good causes it serves in the state.”
