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Brightstar Lottery

Brightstar supplies central systems and game engines, retail terminals, digital player and game systems, business applications, draw games, eInstants, and instant-ticket services. OMNIA connects retail and digital channels, but each contract includes only its named components.

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Company details
Legal companyBrightstar Lottery PLC
Organization typecompany
Statusactive
Websitewww.brightstarlottery.com
Research checked
Main categoryLottery & iLottery Technology Providers

Brightstar Lottery PLC is the active English public limited company formerly named International Game Technology PLC. It changed names in July 2025 and retained the lottery business after selling the former Gaming & Digital operations. Brightstar Lottery PLC is the public parent but not a universal contracting or licensed supplier entity.

Buyer decision brief

Use this summary to decide whether the offer belongs on your shortlist and which terms need a written answer.

Fit and use case

Editorial fit

Public and regulated lotteries procuring a broad retail-and-digital modernization program or selected central, retail, iLottery, and game components from an established lottery-only group.

Primary offer: Brightstar Lottery Systems and iLottery

Primary offer delivery

  • Software license
  • Turnkey

Integration boundary: A lottery can procure an omnichannel program or selected system, retail, digital, game, and service components.

Lottery & iLottery Technology Providers checks before shortlist

  • Map the statutory operator, contract entities, systems of record, game and content owners, channels, payment and data roles, hosting, support, and nondelegable decisions.
  • Run production-like tests for draw closure and correction, ticket validation, duplicate and disputed claims, offline retail, inventory, wallet failures, payments, limits, peak load, recovery, and reconciliation.
  • Reconcile and export historical and live games, tickets, wagers, draws, prizes, claims, balances, payments, retailers, inventory, promotions, limits, exclusions, and audit events before acceptance and exit.
Open the Lottery & iLottery Technology Providers comparison

Confirm every selected term in the proposal and signed order. No price, market approval, availability, or contracting entity is implied unless it is stated above.

What this provider offers

1 offering

Brightstar Lottery Systems and iLottery

LotteryFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

Brightstar supplies central systems and game engines, retail terminals, digital player and game systems, business applications, draw games, eInstants, and instant-ticket services. OMNIA connects retail and digital channels, but each contract includes only its named components.

The group is the lottery business formerly presented as IGT Lottery. Brightstar Lottery PLC is the public parent, while product contracts and licenses can sit in subsidiaries such as Malta B2B critical supplier Brightstar Lottery Cyprus Limited. Procurement must identify the actual bidder and performing entities instead of treating the parent and every subsidiary as interchangeable.

The product boundary is broad, but the lottery's transaction ledger, player-account controller, payment flows, draw authority, prize validation, and data retention have no universal allocation. Those roles depend on the selected central, retail, digital, content, and managed-service modules and must be fixed in the solution design and agreement.

Products

Central lottery systems: Configurable lottery engines and business applications supporting draw, instant, retail, and connected digital operations.
Digital and iLottery: Web and mobile channels, digital player and game systems, data tools, eInstants, digital draw games, and related services.
Retail technology: Clerk-operated terminals, self-service vending, signage, loyalty connections, and retail instant-ticket services.

Integration: A lottery can procure an omnichannel program or selected system, retail, digital, game, and service components. The architecture schedule should name each system of record, interface, recovery owner, acceptance gate, export, hardware owner, and transition duty. Commercial and data models vary by contract.

Key facts

  • Brightstar Lottery PLC is the current public parent and the successor name for the separated IGT lottery business
  • Brightstar Lottery Cyprus Limited holds MGA/B2B/949/2022 for Type 1 lottery and secondary-lottery critical supply
  • Brightstar's portfolio includes central, retail, digital, and iLottery products
  • The player-data controller, transaction system of record, payment processor, and retention duties remain deployment-specific

Delivery options

Software License

Delivery model

Selected Brightstar central, digital, retail, and business applications deployed for a lottery under an implementation and support agreement.

Operator license
Operator
Merchant of record
Operator
Player data controller
Unknown

Included

  • + Contracted lottery engines and business applications
  • + Contracted retail or digital interfaces and equipment
  • + Implementation, environments, support, and services named in the order

Not included

  • ! A transfer of the lottery operator's statutory authority or consumer license
  • ! Every OMNIA component unless expressly contracted
  • ! Third-party content, payments, identity, hosting, and managed operations outside the order
  • ! A universal player-data or merchant-of-record allocation

Turnkey

Delivery model

A broader iLottery or omnichannel program combining selected platform, game, channel, data, and service components.

Operator license
Operator
Merchant of record
Operator
Player data controller
Unknown

Included

  • + The central, digital, retail, content, and service modules listed in the signed scope
  • + Integration and operational support assigned to Brightstar in the responsibility matrix

Not included

  • ! An assumption that Brightstar replaces the government lottery or prize authority
  • ! Unlisted third parties, licenses, banking, payments, or operating functions
  • ! Unqualified ownership of all player and transaction data
Best for: Public and regulated lotteries procuring a broad retail-and-digital modernization program or selected central, retail, iLottery, and game components from an established lottery-only group.

Strengths

  • + The current portfolio separates central systems, physical distribution, digital channels, and games rather than treating lottery as one generic platform.
  • + Brightstar Lottery became separate from the former IGT Gaming and Digital business in 2025.

What to verify in procurement

  • ! Brightstar Lottery PLC, Brightstar Lottery Cyprus Limited, and other operating subsidiaries are not interchangeable. Name every bidder, licensor, processor, service provider, and guarantor.
  • ! OMNIA is a portfolio proposition, not a fixed bill of materials. Normalize every quote by component, environment, equipment, service, third party, and exit deliverable.
  • ! Supplier licensing does not replace the lottery's authority, local approvals, game rules, draw controls, prize liability, payments, or player terms.
  • ! Require export tests for tickets, wagers, draws, claims, prizes, accounts, payments, retailers, promotions, and audit history before accepting the migration and again before renewal.
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