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Brightstar Lottery Launches Cash Pop Game in Canada

The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation has become the first jurisdiction in Canada to offer Brightstar's draw-based game.

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Brightstar Lottery PLC announced that the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation has officially launched its Cash Pop draw-based game, marking the first time a Canadian lottery jurisdiction has offered the title. The game features five daily draws and gives players multiple price points alongside options to customize their gameplay experience.

Andrew Darley, OLG Vice President of Lottery Product, stated that introducing the game allows the organization to bring an innovative product to players while evolving its portfolio. He noted that they are excited to expand player choice and continue giving back to communities across Ontario.

Scott Gunn, Brightstar Chief Operating Officer for North America, expressed enthusiasm regarding the partnership. He mentioned that the game's format has proven popular across multiple jurisdictions and that the company looks forward to supporting OLG in delivering engaging experiences.

The Cash Pop game uses straightforward mechanics designed to let players personalize their sessions. Brightstar serves numerous lottery customers worldwide, operating as a primary technology provider for multiple major lottery jurisdictions.

In other lottery updates, the Arizona Lottery released its winning numbers for recent draws, providing players with results for games such as Pick 3 Evening, Fantasy 5, and Triple Twist.

For the Arizona draws, the winning Pick 3 Evening numbers were 9-6-5. The Fantasy 5 winning numbers came out as 07-13-20-21-24, while the Triple Twist numbers were drawn as 05-06-09-18-24-34.

Players participating in multi-state drawings like Powerball can purchase tickets for $2 in Arizona. Drawings take place on Monday, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, offering structured prize tiers and a Power Play option for additional multipliers on non-jackpot wins.

Arizona winners seeking to claim prizes can utilize authorized retailers for amounts up to $100 or up to $599 at retailer discretion. Larger prizes require submission via mail or in person at designated Arizona Lottery offices in locations such as Phoenix, Tucson, and Kingman.

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