This exhibition celebrates 70 years of Totalizator Sportowy's support for Polish sports and physical culture. It features a multimedia display on the company's history, an e-gallery of iconic posters, and historical artifacts, including a replica of the first lottery machine. The exhibition also highlights key ambassadors who represent the brand's commitment to athletes.
The exhibition 'Totalizator Sportowy. 70 years in the service of sport' commemorates seven decades of continuous support for the development of physical culture in Poland by Totalizator Sportowy. The event, which began with a vernissage on February 23, 2026, at the Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw, offers a comprehensive look at the company's history.
Visitors can experience a multimedia exhibition detailing Totalizator Sportowy's journey, complemented by an e-gallery showcasing notable posters created by renowned artists of the Polish Poster School. A significant highlight is a replica of the first lottery machine from 1957, a distinctive glass-walled cylinder where numbered balls representing sports disciplines would mix. Furthermore, the exhibition shines a light on Totalizator Sportowy's ambassadors, including prominent figures such as Andrzej Bargiel, Marcin Gortat, Dominik Kubera, Robert Lewandowski, and Aleksandra Mirosław. The exhibition is open to the public at the Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw until the end of April.