New contract sees Bally’s Intralot continue to serve the Greek lottery for at least a year
Bally’s Intralot has agreed a deal that will see it continue to provide lotteries and instant games solutions to Greek national lottery operator Hellenic Lotteries.
The new agreement covers an initial one-year term and includes the option to extend annually for up to three years, or to continue for the full duration of the concession.
Hellenic Lotteries (OPAP) has held the concession to operate the Greek national lottery since 2014 and was awarded a new 12-year lottery concession in December 2025.
Hellenic Lotteries was originally established as a joint venture between OPAP, Intralot and Scientific Games, before Intralot sold its stake in the JV in 2019 for €20 million.
The new short-term base contract with Bally’s Intralot gives OPAP the flexibility to migrate to the technology platform of parent company Allwyn, which completed its acquisition of OPAP in March.
“Allwyn Hellas and Hellenic Lotteries are valued long-standing partners and we are honored to renew and strengthen our collaboration,” said Robeson Reeves, CEO of the Bally’s Intralot Group.
“This agreement reflects the trust placed in our technology, our people, and our long‑term commitment to supporting regulated lottery operators. Working closely with Hellenic Lotteries, we aim to deliver a modern, secure, and scalable gaming ecosystem that enables sustainable growth and innovation.”
As part of the new agreement, Bally’s Intralot will migrate Hellenic Lotteries’ existing Intralot lottery system to the latest Bally’s Intralot technology stack.
“We are pleased to be cooperating with Bally’s Intralot, in the new era of Hellenic Lotteries,” said Allwyn Hellas chairman and chief executive Jan Karas. “Ensuring business continuity, revamping and evolving our products, and upgrading customer experience are key pillars of our plans for the new 12-year concession.
“We look forward to continuing to work with Bally’s Intralot on technology solutions that will help us meet customer expectations, offer innovative propositions and drive business, while improving our efficiency, productivity, and responsible operations.”
Shares in Bally’s Intralot SA (ATH:BYLOT) were unchanged at €1.17 per share in Athens Tuesday morning.