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G a m i n g N e w s 3 1 W e d n e s d a y, S e p t e m b e r 2 5 , 2 0 1 3 the operator and the player see the tradi- tional game of keno and bingo. We set out to create a one-stop place where the cus- tomer can purchase and play their favorite games and choose their numbers or their lucky bingo patterns. Let us introduce you to our latest creation: the EZ Keno Kiosk. Our new GLI-approved and patent-pend- ing self-service kiosk will allow for your players' convenience 24/7. It's cost effec- tive, as it requires no labor, and it has a very small footprint. The EZ Keno Kiosk has dual screens for playing and display- ing the results, a bill acceptor, card read- er, ticket printer, and an optical reader to check winning tickets. At Gaming Arts we offer great tech- nology and creative, cutting edge game content for your players. We have a wide variety of keno and bingo games includ- ing our popular line of Supergames, which offer life-changing jackpots at no risk to our casino operators. Gaming Arts has the technology and game content to fit your needs, whether it's our Optima Gaming Platform that operates both over- Gaming Arts (Cont'd. from p. 1) the-counter ticketing as well as the new EZ Keno Kiosks. Our Keno Cloud and Bingo Cloud mobile solutions allow players to view their game tickets and results in real time from a smartphone, tablet, or computer anywhere in the world. The Gaming Arts Mobile POS ter- minal and printer allows ticket sales any- where on the casino floor and is a true convenience for the customer as they don't have to leave the slot machine or the restaurant or bar to play our games. At Gaming Arts we pride ourselves in being creative and innovative, but most importantly we value servicing our customers, from operators to players. Our experienced team is here to enhance your casino's bottom line and add con- venience to your players. We invite you to come visit us at booth #4305 and in just a few minutes' time we will show you how to improve your existing opera- tions or how to quickly install a new profit center in your casino. We look for- ward to seeing you at the show! For more information, visit www.gamin- garts.com or stop by booth 4035. GN: And why are you here at G2E? KB: G2E is one of the biggest gaming shows in the world, and as such, provides a stage for showing and demonstrating the unique nature of our products. While many of the folks that attend are familiar with M3t, most have not seen the new and innovative technology solutions we are bringing to the market. GN: Tell us more about these new prod- ucts. KB: The route management system allows managers to monitor multiple gaming locations on one screen. RMS is a cloud-based application, which is pret- ty new for the gaming industry. Someone can log in from their office or from home to monitor kiosks and gaming machines, both for financial and accounting purpos- es and for maintenance purposes. The product also allows for easy cage man- agement and machine performance analysis. GN: Why is this advantageous to casino operators? KB: This is particularly advantageous for operators who have relatively small num- bers of machines at multiple locations because they can provide central manage- ment that allows them to monitor opera- tions without a visit to the locations. M3 Technology (Cont'd. from p. 1) GN: Anything else that's exciting and new? KB: The Vault is a money management system that's designed to be cloud-based central management software for track- ing the money for their cage and redemp- tion terminals. This is not a new product, but the cloud-based multi-site manage- ment end of it is new to the gaming industry, although the technology itself is mature in the software industry. This product is unique on the market, and there's been strong demand for this in the gaming industry, because it dramatically reduces the cost of your software and IT infrastructure. GN: What distinguishes you from your competitors in the marketplace? KB: Because we are a private company, focused on customization and flexibility, we're able to partner with our clients to create unique technology or custom applications creating greater efficiencies and an improved return on investment for our customers. Our product is more robust in its feature offerings than any- thing offered by our competitors, and it's one of only a very few kiosk manage- ment products available in the market right now. GN: And how can folks find you? KB: We have a really great website at www.m3ts.com, and come see us in booth #1317 at G2E. We look forward to seeing you there. one-quarter the cost of a brand new machine? Your players will never know the difference, and you have just allowed yourself to purchase four machines for the same money that you had allocated for just one machine! Not only can you save a fortune on your machine purchases, but you can also trade in some of those old machines toward the purchase of your new equipment! East Coast Slots has been leading the used gaming industry for years and continues to grow larger every year! The company purchases gently used equipment from casinos throughout the East Coast Slots (Cont'd. from p. 1) U.S. and the world and brings them to a state of the art refurbishing facility where they are 100 percent recondi- tioned based on customer specifica- tions. With 2,500 to 5,000 machines in stock every day, East Coast Slots is sure to have the machines you want. Give East Coast Slots a call, send an e-mail or come by booth 2037 and explain what you are looking for. The company would love to show you how you can save, while still upgrading, or even expanding, your casino floor. For more information, visit booth 2037, go online to www.ecslots.com, call 954-974-3455, or email sales@ecslots.com. MAXTIME HOLE CARD READER PROVIDES SPEED, SECURITY The MAXTime ® hole card reader, invented by Arthur Miller of Tech Art and introduced to Nevada casinos in early 1990, is the ideal solution to a dilemma that turned up in Nevada in the 1990s, after blackjack rules were changed to provide greater secu- rity against hole card exposure and dealer tells. This rule change eliminated the problem of hole card exposure, but created another one: the loss of a dozen or so hands per hour as a result of playing out hands when the dealer had blackjack at the outset but was not aware of the fact until the players played out their hands. In addition, the new procedure irritated players, partic- ularly if they doubled down or drew to 21, but belatedly lost their bet. Miller, who had worked in table gaming in Las Vegas casinos for many years, was convinced there was a way to address hole card security without causing delays to the game and without the loss of hands per hour caused by not allowing the dealer to check the hole card or not allowing the dealer to receive a second card at the outset of play. He went to work on a prototype at his kitchen table, perfecting it until the MAXTime hole card reader was ready for its debut in Nevada casinos. The device provides perfect security against hole card exposure and dealer tells, while significantly increasing dealer productivity; the best of both worlds and an invaluable addition to table gaming. The device came into almost universal use in Nevada casinos and the company then directed its efforts to New Jersey, where man- dated rules of play precluded the dealer from checking the hole card whether the up card was an ace or a ten value card, a rule which, like the European rule of not allowing the dealer a second card until all play is concluded, has an even greater negative impact on productivity and revenue. From its beginnings in Nevada and expansion to Atlantic City, Tech Art then entered the casino market in Puerto Rico, whose gaming regulation largely mirrored New Jersey. Like New Jersey, Puerto Rico permitted a rule change to allow the use of the MAXTime device. Introduction of the MAXTime hole card reader and Las Vegas-style black- jack has led to significant rev- enue increases for casinos that had previously been limited to dealing the European-style no- hole-card blackjack. Now, Tech Art has introduced the MAXTime 4H™, an even better version of the original MAXTime that fits into the chip tray. This dealer-friendly device is always in the correct position to maximize hole card security and speed of the game. With its dual-locking lid, polycarbon- ate shatterproof glass and reinforced steel frame, the MAXTime 4H also has the product reliability that Tech Art customers have come to count on. For more information, visit Tech Art in booth #3536 during the Global Gaming Expo 2013 or visit online at www.techartinc.com. Or just pick up the phone and give Arthur Miller a call at 702-736-0637 or 800-884-2885. SPIN: A ONE-STOP SHOP FOR CASINOS Spin prides itself on its refurbishment program and supplies you with the most competitive pricing for fully recondi- tioned machines available in the market. Spin welcomes all visitors to its custom- built 50,000 square-foot facility. Spin provides its customers with a 12-month warranty program that far exceeds other companies and OEM war- ranties. Spin has designated more than 7,000 square feet for its parts department. Its extensive parts inventory allows for the support of games like IGT, Bally, Williams, Aristocrat and Atronic, all at competitive pricing. Spin's support and after-sales service is second to none, with some of the most respected and knowledgeable technicians in the industry. Spin tech- nicians are able to provide support via phone, email, Skype or on site, if requested. Spin's team knows exactly what it takes to maintain a successful gaming operation and believes in only selling a product that its workers would use. Spin welcomes your inquiries, and its team will be glad to help you with your casino needs in either English or Spanish. To learn more about Spin, visit www.SpinInc.net, call 954-628-3000 or email contact@spininc.net.

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