Greentube USA Announces the Debut of Drop The Balls for Lottery Fans

Greentube USA, a subsidiary of Greentube and a branch of Novomatic, has announced the release of its ground-breaking iLottery game Drop The Balls. It's a thrilling lottery game that combines unique elements of several casino games. According to Greentube USA, this game has been created with a broader audience in mind.

The company says that regulated lottery operators have been looking for inventive and entertaining ways to reach new audiences as the demand for novel lottery games grows. And to satisfy this desire, Greentube USA developed a game that combines the most remarkable features of three well-known games, producing a genuinely unique gaming experience.

This lottery game delivers a unique blend of:

• Pachinko
• Pinball
• Bagatelle

Greentube expects this to be the start of many game launches across the United States as well as in LatAm and European regions. The company anticipates working closely with partner EQL's RGS aggregation platform in the future.

The Washington DC Lottery will be the first regulated lottery operator to launch this cutting-edge game in the United States. Greentube expects this game to be a smashing success from the beginning, thanks to its captivating gameplay, vivid graphics, and accurate physics simulation.

Drop The Balls allows players to drop balls on a playing field with barriers and multiplier catchers, giving the balls more value as they fall. Each game round offers a distinct and thrilling experience with various goals and extra elements. During the bonus round, players can collect free balls by catching a bonus ball and win even better rewards.

Commenting on the launch, Ben Sutherland, Greentube USA's CEO, remarked: 

“The magic at the heart of this game is a physics simulation that makes all the action in the game look and feel realistic. Drop The Balls is a game that lottery players of all ages will enjoy, and we are excited to be launching it with the Washington DC Lottery.”

Recently, Greentube secured the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board license to launch its innovative games in the state.