This week a new game application designed by a subsidiary of French Lottery operator Française des Jeux (FDJ), Lotsys Gaming Lab, for the FDJ's Loto game, has seen light of day.
Thanks to the app, players will need just three clicks to place a bet, and they will also be able to change the numbers on their grids without clicking, but by simply shaking their mobile device. There are six different ways to play the Loto game in the app, which also allows grids to be created offline, saved and used to compare results of past draws.
Some of its other functions include access to the last 10 Loto results, alert sign ups for the next jackpot and identification of the nearest point-of-sale.
“We have put the user experience at the centre of the app's development. This partnership with Lotsys has made FDJ the first lottery with an iPad offer and the lottery with the best mobile game experience, thanks to all our native apps for iPhone, Android, iPad and Webapp”, said Renaud Dol, FDJ's Head of Digital Content.
“Our main goal as a lottery industry supplier is to create solutions that meet our partners' needs and expectations by combining top-notch technology and security with state-of-the-art ergonomics”, it was added by Laurent Chesnais, Lotsys General Manager. “I am pleased and proud to realize that we were once again able to successfully meet FDJ's expectations.”
Thanks to the app, players will need just three clicks to place a bet, and they will also be able to change the numbers on their grids without clicking, but by simply shaking their mobile device. There are six different ways to play the Loto game in the app, which also allows grids to be created offline, saved and used to compare results of past draws.
Some of its other functions include access to the last 10 Loto results, alert sign ups for the next jackpot and identification of the nearest point-of-sale.
“We have put the user experience at the centre of the app's development. This partnership with Lotsys has made FDJ the first lottery with an iPad offer and the lottery with the best mobile game experience, thanks to all our native apps for iPhone, Android, iPad and Webapp”, said Renaud Dol, FDJ's Head of Digital Content.
“Our main goal as a lottery industry supplier is to create solutions that meet our partners' needs and expectations by combining top-notch technology and security with state-of-the-art ergonomics”, it was added by Laurent Chesnais, Lotsys General Manager. “I am pleased and proud to realize that we were once again able to successfully meet FDJ's expectations.”
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