LT Game receives go-ahead from Nevada
“The approval granted by the NGCB marks an important milestone for LT Game’s expansion into the U.S. and signifies the start of an important chapter in the company’s global growth story,” said Paradise in a separate statement.
The parent firm also said LT Game had successfully completed a trial of its Live Table Multi Games System – a product featuring a live dealer but electronic betting and bet settlement – at Las Vegas Sands Corp’s Palazzo Las Vegas casino. Paradise added that the group was also in negotiation with an independent third party for a distribution agreement for its products.
“The Live Table Multi Games System is the answer to casino operators’ demand for labor optimization, operational efficiencies and player convenience,” said Jay Chun, Chairman and CEO of Paradise Entertainment. “The Live Table Multi Games Systems offer players the flexibility and convenience of being able to view and play multiple live-broadcasted games simultaneously, enhancing player experience while increasing game productivity for operators tremendously.”
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