Scientific Games has launched multiple digital games with Norsk Tipping, Norway’s national lottery operator and World Lottery Association member. In partnership with Scientific Games, Norsk Tipping has added 10 online slot games to their Kong Kasino game category and two new eInstant games to their Flax portfolio (scratch games online), with additional launches of online slots and eInstant games planned for the coming months.

Norsk Tipping, a longtime business partner of the Company, plans to launch new digital games gradually to entertain more players as the library grows. The first two eInstant games, Garden Secrets and Haunted Hotel will be followed by other eInstants that leverage innovative mechanics to engage players. Scientific Games’ eInstant library includes games that feature various mechanics such as crosswords, hidden image, match-to-win, puzzles, and more. The planned eInstant games feature different ways to play, further diversifying the Norsk Tipping game library.

In addition to the selection of eInstant games, Scientific Games has launched some of its most popular iGaming titles with the Norwegian operator. Fan favorites include 88 Fortunes®, Rainbow Riches™, and Raging Rhino®.

Hans Ringsvold, Head of Gaming Operations for Norsk Tipping said, “Our relationship with Scientific Games signifies a bright future for Norsk Tipping’s online gaming presence. The addition of massively popular slot titles and a library of fresh eInstant games boosts our portfolio and allows us to reach a wider audience. We’re excited to see continued growth as a result of this partnership.”

Steve Schrier, Chief Commercial Officer for SG Digital, said, “Norsk Tipping is an excellent iLottery and online gaming partner. Our expansive content portfolio empowers Norsk Tipping to level up their presence and reach more players in the Nordic region. This partnership creates a perfect environment for our digital games. Scientific Games is thrilled to see a successful initial launch, and we look forward to providing more top-tier content to Norwegian players.”