Singapore Pools

In the sgp pools, bettors can place their wagers on any sporting event that is happening. They can choose the winning team or individual and even make a prediction on how the game will end. They can also bet on the total goals of a particular match, which can help them win big. Moreover, sgp pools offers an online sportsbook that is secure and convenient for its players. Its website is updated regularly with new betting lines. It also provides live streaming of events and games. In addition, the site is free to use and is available around the clock.

Founded in 1968, Singapore Pools is 100% owned by the Tote Board and reports to the Ministry of Finance. It offers a portfolio of lottery and sports betting games, including the national lotto game TOTO, pre-printed lottery game The Singapore Sweep, numbers game 4D and football and motor racing sports betting.

The company is also focused on digital innovation, transforming its customer touchpoints from traditional counter-service to digital channels and a mobile platform for its customers to onboard, manage and bet online. Yeo credits much of his success to the team that he has built up, which is full of people with different skill sets and backgrounds. They also work well together, he says.

Last year, Singapore Pools scored a major IT accomplishment when it successfully deployed PoolzConnect, an Internet Protocol (IP) based call center and security payment gateway that enables its customers to place bets by telephone. The solution enabled the company to offer remote access to its betting services, improve customer service, reduce illegal betting activities and implement a secure e-payment system.

This year, Singapore Pools will close its retail outlets for half a day on a regular day of operations to allow employees to volunteer at a community programme. About 340 employees will be involved in the May 9 event, which involves social service agencies and allows beneficiaries to enjoy games and engagement activities at Gardens by the Bay. Authorised retail outlets, Livewire venues and online account services will not be affected.

Another initiative that Singapore Pools is working on to support the wider community is iShine Cloud, which the IT team helped develop to keep charities running during the COVID-19 crisis. It helps them automate their processes and connect to third-party systems, such as those from POS providers. iShine Cloud has onboarded 31 charities with 1,512 users so far and aims to expand its reach in future. It also has plans to work with more partners to build solutions that support the nonprofit sector. These initiatives are not only helping to drive digital transformation within the company, but also contributing to a more inclusive society. Dell Technologies is proud to partner with companies such as Singapore Pools and support them on their journey to becoming a Smart Nation.