In the Europe-wide award of the native Lotto app for mobile devices of the Thuringian state lottery, the bidding consortium mobivention – TQG Lottery Solutions (TQG-LS) was awarded the contract.

Cologne/Hamburg, 20.02.2023 – The two lottery solution providers mobivention and TQG-LS have applied in a bidding consortium for the Europe-wide tender for the Lotto app for mobile devices of the Thuringian state lottery (Thüringer Staatslotterie) and have been awarded the contract.
The subject of the tender was the specification, conception, as well as development, implementation and realisation of a native Lotto app. The tender also includes the subsequent operation, maintenance and further development of the Lotto app.
With the native Lotto app for Android and iOS smartphones, the Thuringian State Lottery provides its players with convenient and intuitive access to the game offer and the customer account on their smartphones. It supplements the existing web frontend with another touchpoint for end customers. In particular, the advantages of smartphones and tablets are to be addressed in order to inspire lottery players with simple and intuitive operation of the app.
In addition to intuitive operation, the implementation of accessibility in accordance with BITV 2.0 also plays an important role in order to allow as many interested lottery players as possible to participate. Accessibility is not only understood as a legal obligation, but also as a responsibility towards those affected.
In the project, there is close cooperation within the bidding consortium of mobivention and TQG-LS as well as with the design agency, the operator of the internet gaming system and the client LOTTO Thüringen.
“We are pleased to have found an experienced cooperation partner for the bidding consortium in TQG-LS and look forward to the intensive cross-site cooperation with the various project participants,” says Dr. Hubert Weid, Managing Director of mobivention GmbH.
“With a native lottery app, the Thuringian State Lottery provides its players in Thuringia with optimal access to the lottery products. With this project, the bidding consortium mobivention and TQG-LS demonstrates that native lottery apps can be implemented very economically even for small lottery companies and this independently of the internet system used by a lottery company,” reports Karsten Hagemeister, COO of TQG-LS and responsible for business development.