Jumbo Interactive secures major deal with RSL Queensland for Dream Home Art Union lottery

• Jumbo Interactive signs long-term software licence agreement with RSL Queensland for Australia’s largest prize home lottery
• The Dream Home Art Union generates approximately £157 million in annual ticket sales and will transition to Jumbo’s lottery platform from Q1 FY27
• Five-year initial term with potential six-year extension strengthens Jumbo’s position in domestic charity lottery sector

Jumbo Interactive Limited has secured a significant software-as-a-service agreement with RSL Queensland to power the Dream Home Art Union lottery programme, Australia’s largest prize home lottery.

The ASX-listed digital lottery specialist announced that RSL Queensland will transition its flagship lottery onto the Jumbo Lottery Platform, an enterprise-grade digital lottery solution designed to support future growth and customer engagement.

The agreement spans an initial five-year term beginning in Q1 FY27, with options to extend for up to six additional years. The fee structure combines fixed and tiered components that reflect the scale and growth aspirations of the Dream Home Art Union programme.

Jumbo expects to make a modest upfront investment before services commence, with some expenditure likely to be one-off in nature. The partnership builds on an existing reseller arrangement where Dream Home Art Union tickets are already sold through OzLotteries.com.

“Jumbo first started selling RSL art union lottery tickets on-line in 2001. Twenty-four years on, I couldn’t be more delighted to again partner with RSL Queensland on the Dream Home Art Union Lottery,” said Mike Veverka, Jumbo’s Managing Director, CEO and Founder.

“It’s an iconic program, and together we look forward to helping strengthen and grow the program to deliver even greater impact for veterans and their families.”

The partnership provides RSL Queensland with access to contemporary lottery technology and proven expertise in delivering large-scale lottery programmes. The Dream Home Art Union serves as a vital funding source for the organisation’s work supporting veterans and their families.

“The Dream Home Art Union is a vital source of funding for our work supporting veterans and their families,” said Rob Skoda, RSL Queensland Chief Executive Officer.

“Partnering with Jumbo gives us access to a contemporary lottery platform and proven expertise in delivering large-scale lottery programs. With Jumbo as our partner, we’re confident the Dream Home Art Union program will continue to grow, enabling us to increase the support we provide to the veteran community.”

Jumbo has established itself as a leading digital lottery retailer and software provider with over 250 employees across Australasia, the United Kingdom and Canada. In FY25, the company helped raise over $290 million for good causes through its charity partners. Jumbo was listed on the ASX in 1999.