The changes at Brightstar Lottery’s instants printing facility are part of an ongoing and comprehensive modernization program.

One of the highlights of NASPL 2025 was the chance to celebrate the incredible talent and innovation across our industry.

Harold Mays reflects on the association’s accomplishments over the past year and what lies ahead.

Ontario’s lottery industry began in 1975 with the game “Wintario,” and after 50 years, the organization now responsible for multiple forms of gaming and entertainment continues delivering wins for the province and its people.

The lottery veteran, retiring at the end of the year, shares thoughts about the industry she has served for 40 years.

NASPL Insights Online Published September 9, 2025 At a time when technology – and consumer interaction with technology – is changing at a...

What does it take to build a digital lottery business for the next generation of players?

Brightstar Lottery’s new chief of operations discusses the role of people-power in lottery success.

As the lottery industry continues to evolve, digital transformation has become less of an aspiration and more of an operational imperative.

One thing that made my summer extra special this year was NASPL’s Professional Development Seminar (PDS) held in Louisville, Ky., during the last week of July.

We asked lotteries about their recruitment strategies – how they find and attract potential new retailers.

Lotteries are becoming ever more sophisticated with player loyalty programs, with more opportunities to engage with their customers.