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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Innovative Internet Gaming System
Enters Las Vegas Marketplace
(Las Vegas) – California engineering firm VT Tech has developed one of the
most innovative technology applications for interactive gaming that allows
casinos to offer both live and interactive gaming
The system allows casinos to have virtually an unlimited number of players
per game, allows players to play multiple games simultaneously, and offers
live interaction between the players and with the dealers.
The system is designed to instantly transmit the value of the card or dice
so the players can view them immediately on their computers either with or
without live video. This “detection” technology provides an infallible
technique that prevents any misinformation or mistakes by the dealer,
according to VT Tech’s Board Member, Son Vuong.
“The system is unique in many ways as it readily adapts to a variety of
casino games. When cards are dealt, the system, and not the dealer,
automatically determines whether each player wins or loses. This means
that a casino can scale a game to accept wagers from virtually an
unlimited number of players, both remote and at the table itself,” Vuong
says. “The casinos are very interested in this concept because they can
utilize the system for both live and virtual gaming from multiple tables
while meeting anticipated interactive gaming regulations.”
According to Vuong, “with this technology, players from around the world
can play in Las Vegas casinos from their personal computers. They can log
on to a casino site via the Internet, browse the casino tables and choose
where they want to play.” For example, the Internet player can then place
a roulette bet and then transfer to a blackjack table to place another bet
there as well. Through an established casino credit line or possibly a
credit card, they can constantly roam the casino, place bets and rotate
tables as often as they like independent of the actual rate of play at a
particular table, Vuong says.
The system is a state regulator’s dream because the play can be monitored
automatically in real time with the added capability to recreate how the
cards were dealt and determine whether wagers were properly paid for
regulatory review. “This system provides advanced state-of-the-art quality
of control and management for regulators and casino operators,” Vuong
says. He adds “the fairness, integrity and manner of play and payouts is
determined objectively with this technology so that Nevada and other
reputable gaming jurisdictions may maintain their well-earned reputation
for fairness and genuine excitement.”
The system is protected under an issued patent, several pending patent
applications and copyrights, according to Los Angeles patent attorney,
Craig Shinners. VT Tech is not yet a licensed manufacturer of casino
gaming devices, but develops technology available for license to enable
casinos to quickly implement innovative interactive gaming systems.
VT TECH owns U.S. Patent No. 5,762,552, which issued in 1998, that
addresses issues relating to live and virtual interactive gaming from
remote locations over network architecture, such as the Internet or
virtual private networks. This exciting new technology solves complex
problems associated with transmitting the action and the results direct
from the casino to large numbers of off-site players.
About VT
TECH
VT TECH
provides solutions for RFID systems and access control. Incorporated in
1994 and headquartered in Simi Valley, CA, the company provides complete
integrated hardware, firmware and software solutions in security access
control and management, wireless technologies, satellite communication
systems, web-based applications, peer-to-peer content networking,
interactive gaming and network agent technology. Additional information
can be found at
www.vttech.com.
Contact:
Holly Lobelson - impress communications
Office: (702) 940-5050
Cell: (702) 340-6262
Please call to set up individual interviews with the developers of Smart-Table
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