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September 20, 2005
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September 16, 2005
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December 25, 2000
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January 18, 2000
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Circle K Launches Self-Serve Lottery
Games, services offered through ZapLink kiosks in California
CSP (Convenience Store / Petroleum) • October 22, 2003
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Circle K has launched a self-serve lottery feature on selected ZapLink web-based kiosks in its California stores. This offering was created for Circle K in conjunction with Info Touch, GTECH Holdings Corp. and the California Lottery. Customers can now play online lottery games at nine ZapLink units at select stores in Modesto and Sacramento, Calif.
Circle K is the first retailer in the country to offer customers the convenience of purchasing lottery tickets on a kiosk using a simple Internet Protocol solution, the company said.
Placing the lottery function on ZapLink improves the gaming experience, said Circle K, and it eliminates the need for lottery customers to go through a cashier to purchase online tickets. Customers may still purchase lottery tickets from a cashier if they choose to do so.
“Playing lottery games on the ZapLink kiosk provides players with a fun, exciting playing alternative,” said Scott Templeton, innovations group manager for Circle K. “The addition of the lottery sales capability creates a significant convenience for our many customers who are lottery players, while at the same time satisfying our desire to keep lines at the counter shorter, especially when sales increase during large jackpots.”
“We believe the creation of the self-serve lottery application will expand both lottery and retail opportunities to customers in a way that captures and harnesses the power of emerging technologies,” said James Breindel, retail product manager of GTECH.
“In California, this has become an innovative alternative to standard lottery retailing and an example of the California Lottery’s commitment to maximizing revenue for public education,” said Tony Molica, CEO of the California Lottery.
In addition to the opportunity to play the lottery on a self-serve basis, customers will be able to use the ZapLink kiosks to pay utility bills and purchase prepaid telecommunications services such as long distance and cellular. The kiosks also allow customers to access news and information over the Internet, including a locator service for maps and driving directions, e-mail, online shopping, Internet surfing, access to entertainment and games and the capability to download electronic media, such as music and software, to portable customer devices.
The California Lottery sells its products through a network of more than 19,000 outlets statewide.
GTECH, a global information technology company, provides software, networks and professional services that power transaction processing solutions. The company’s core market is the lottery industry, with a growing presence in financial services transaction processing.
Info Touch is a provider of kiosk software-based security and management solutions. Surfnet Premiere is its flagship software platform. Clients include Chapters Indigo, Coca-Cola, Future Shop/Best Buy, Mac’s/Couche-Tard, ConocoPhillips/Circle K, Nestle, Procter & Gamble, KB Home, Chase Manhattan Bank, Merrill Lynch/HSBC, MCI, the U.S. Army, the U.S. Marines Corps and the U.S. Navy.
The Circle K chain, which has been owned by ConocoPhillips, was recently sold to Laval, Quebec-based Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. Circle K stores are located in 18 states and seven countries.
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