Rotokebek And Scientific Games Win Gutenberg Prize

This week, Scientific Games and its longtime partner Loto-Queébec won the esteemed Gutenberg Award at the 40th annual Gala Gutenberg. 온라인카지노 The two companies won prestigious awards for their Folies Plants or Plant Madness instant games, which are made from 100% recycled paper. This title was one of the first instant games printed with recycled fiber.

The Gutenberg Awards are the premier events of the Quebec printing industry, and they highlight the talents, creativity, and know-how of printing professionals. In this year’s edition, the Gutenberg Awards also added a category that emphasizes sustainability with reusable and recyclable products. And the award is another example of a successful union of the companies

Crown Corporation and the game developer have created sustainable instant gaming models for the lottery industry. After years of testing, the pair also produced 100% recyclable games in 2021 at Scientific Games’ Montreal Instant Game production facility with water-based ink based on recycled and forest stewardship council certified paper stocks provided by Sustana Group, a sustainable paper company.

Since the first title of its kind was released in 2021, the two companies have produced five more games based on 100% recycled paper. Their names are the award-winning Plant Madness, Evasion, Code Secret, SLINGO 10X, and C’est Quota sign. The developer created the first instant game for the Crown Agency more than 50 years ago, and is a major instant game partner in the state lottery.

Back in June 2021, Scientific Games further cemented their partnership by announcing that AGS would make its debut in the country through its OpenGaming™ platform. Through this agreement, the platform has gained access to more than 3,000 game titles from one of the industry’s leading third-party vendors. The first title to make its debut in the Crown portfolio is the cartoonish pig-themed Rakin’ Bacon!

Isabel Jean, vice president and chief operating officer of Lottery Game for the Crown, shared that games printed on 100% recycled paper are innovations made possible by the perfect relationship between the Crown and the Sustana Group and the provider. She thanked and congratulated all the teams involved for putting tremendous effort into the project and helped reduce environmental damage.

Marc-Andre Toyon, vice president of Scientific Games Canada, said the team was honored to receive such an award for meaningful sustainability innovation with its partner Crown Company. He added that the two companies will strive to lead the international lottery industry in providing instant games in an eco-friendly and sustainable manner.

In the spring, Scientific Games announced that it had rebranded as Light & Wonder and had access to Ontario’s new online gaming market.