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A record has been set within the Lottery industry now that two additional lotteries are 
planning to run a “Deal or No Deal” instant game this season. Since “Deal or No Deal” 
became available to the Lottery category three months ago, a total of 15 lotteries have 
committed to running the game -- an industry first! 
“Deal or No Deal” is offered to lotteries exclusively through MDI Entertainment, a 
whollyowned subsidiary of Scientific Games Corporation (NASDAQ: SGMS). MDI announced ist 
agreement with the show’s production company, Endemol International, on June 23.

Since that date, 15 lotteries are either already selling the game, have the game in 
production or are planning to launch the game at the end of the calendar year. There are 
even more lotteries that are including “Deal or No Deal” in focus group testing for a 
possible 2007 launch.
“This is a milestone,” said Steve Saferin, MDI president. “And it’s proof that lotteries 
are taking advantage of this opportunity to jump on the hottest craze in pop culture 
right now. It’s a smart move on their part.”

Florida, New Mexico, Tennessee, Texas and Washington launched “Deal or No Deal” just 
this month. In Florida, after the first 16 days on sale, “Deal or No Deal” sales are at 
$5.2 million, up almost $1.2 million or 26 percent over average sales for the previous 
two $5 games.

"Deal or No Deal is going gangbusters so far," said Walter Gaddy, Florida Lottery 
instant product manager. "This is definitely a game popular with Florida Lottery players 
and we anticipate this game will remain strong."

The TV smash “Deal or No Deal” was last season’s surprise hit, consistently ranking #1 
for ist time period in adults 18-49 and total viewers. To date, the show has been 
produced in over 40 countries. The top prize won in the first season was $464,000.

-moreHowever,
in the third episode of this week’s season premier, in which the show has taken the 
grand prize from $1 million all the way to $6 million, one contestant far surpassed that 
number with a $701,000 win.
As a result of “Deal or No Deal’s” popularity, NBC won the first night of the 2006-07 
television season in adults 18-49. The network took a first-place 5.0 rating, 13 share 
in adults 18-49 and 15 million viewers overall for Monday night.

About Scientific Games
Scientific Games Corporation is the leading integrated supplier of instant tickets, 
systems and services to lotteries, a leading supplier of fixed odds betting terminals 
and systems, interactive sports betting terminals and systems, and wagering systems and 
services to parimutuel operators. It is also a licensed pari-mutuel gaming operator in 
Connecticut and the Netherlands and is a leading supplier of prepaid phone cards to 
telephone companies. Scientific Games' customers are in the United States and more than 
60 other countries. For more information about Scientific Games, please visit our web 
site at http://www.scientificgames.com. MDI Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of 
Scientific Games Corporation, is the worldwide leader in licensed lottery games and 
promotions.

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