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Lottomatica Group S.p.A. announced that its subsidiary SPIELO International Canada ULC has been selected by the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) in Canada to provide SPIELO’s Distributed Game Management Value-Added Module for its INTELLIGEN™ video lottery terminal (VLT) central system.

As announced in July 2011, SPIELO International signed a five-year contract with AGLC to provide the INTELLIGEN Central System following a competitive procurement process. AGLC selected SPIELO International’s DGM module as an addition to the INTELLIGEN agreement.

As a result of a separate public procurement, SPIELO International has also signed a multi-year contract on Nov. 8, 2011 to provide the Alberta market with new VLTs and a set of compelling VLT games.

“We’re pleased to enhance the functionality of AGLC’s INTELLIGEN Central System with our Distributed Game Management module, which will provide AGLC with increased efficiency and decreased game deployment costs,” said SPIELO International President and CEO Walter Bugno.

SPIELO International has been providing results-driven gaming solutions to AGLC since 2003. Its replacement VLTs represent the 4th generation of SPIELO International cabinets.

Source: Spielo International

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