Tim Scoffham Named CEO of Sports.com Media and Lottery.com International

Author: Mateusz Mazur

Date: 27.06.2025

Lottery.com just tapped Tim Scoffham to lead Sports.com Media Group and Lottery.com International as CEO, effective immediately.

A Heavy Hitter Takes the Helm

This isn’t a random hire. Scoffham’s been consulting with the company since May 2024, helping craft its global playbook for iGaming and digital sports media.

With over 20 years in gaming, media, and entertainment, he’s got the chops to steer these brands into new markets. Matthew McGahan, Lottery.com’s CEO and Chairman, didn’t hold back: “Tim brings energy, credibility, and international expertise. His bold, entrepreneurial style is exactly what we need right now.”

Scoffham is stepping into a big role, overseeing two key subsidiaries. Sports.com Media is all about premium sports content and fan engagement, while Lottery.com International focuses on secure, compliant iGaming and global lottery platforms.

His mission is to sync up commercial, media, and tech operations, strengthen regulatory ties, and chase revenue in high-growth regions like Africa and the Middle East.

“The Sports.com and Lottery.com brands are just getting started,” Scoffham said. “We’re at the sweet spot of sports, gaming, and content, and I’m pumped to push these brands further.”

The Bigger Picture

Scoffham’s no stranger to scaling businesses. Before this, he was a founding partner and CEO of WA.Technology, a B2B iGaming platform provider, where he drove global expansion and tech adoption in regulated markets.

His track record makes him a natural fit for Lottery.com’s push to turn Sports.com and Lottery.com into household names worldwide.

This move comes as Lottery.com doubles down on its global vision. Recent acquisitions, like a $2.5 million deal for 90% of Dubai-based Nook Holdings and a $10 million buyout of GXR World Sports Assets, show they’re not messing around.

Scoffham’s job is to knit these pieces together, leveraging partnerships like those with PlanetSport and Centili to expand in markets like Rwanda and South Africa.