Bally’s Intralot Sets Connected Lottery Portfolio for NASPL 2026 Exhibition in Orlando

Bally’s Intralot will serve as Premier Partner and exhibitor at the NASPL 2026 Annual Conference and Trade Show. The event runs from 21 to 24 September in Orlando, Florida, with the company stationed at Booth 101. The appearance centers on its “Big Play. Done Right.” commitment, which targets global competition alongside integrity and responsibility.

The company combines Intralot’s lottery technology, retail networks, and regulated environment experience with Bally’s strengths in consumer engagement, customer relationship management, data, and artificial intelligence. It will present a connected portfolio covering central systems, retail, self-service, digital, games, data, and player engagement. Each demonstration is tailored to the requirements of individual lotteries rather than delivered as a standard display.

Portfolio Capabilities

Highlights include modern retail and self-service solutions for product sales and management. LotosX Omni links core lottery operations to retail and digital functions, delivering greater flexibility and faster time to market. Digital and omnichannel experiences will connect physical and digital player journeys, supported by data, CRM, and AI tools that inform operator decisions and enable relevant engagement within defined rules and priorities. Games and player experiences round out the offerings across channels.

Leadership Perspective

“NASPL is an important opportunity for us to listen to lottery leaders, understand the priorities shaping their businesses and have meaningful conversations about where our industry is going next,” said Richard Wheeler, Interim CEO of Intralot, Inc. “Every lottery is navigating a different set of opportunities and challenges.” Wheeler and other subject-matter experts will be available throughout the event to discuss solutions and operator transformation support.

This participation occurs as Bally’s Intralot integrates its lottery and digital capabilities to broaden offerings for operators. Modernization can involve strengthening retail, upgrading core technology, expanding digital experiences, or applying data to improve player understanding and engagement, according to reporting by Yogonet International.

Reporting: Yogonet International

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