Yesterday, we issued a press release regarding the introduction of a new casino table game we call “Triple Attack Blackjack™.” The press release is attached to this email or you can access it on-line here. Although no one can accurately predict the market acceptance of a new casino game,
based upon early feedback, we think Triple Attack Blackjack could be another successful premium game for us. The release of this new game is significant in light of the following:
First of all, as I was quoted in the press release, it is our Company’s first new premium game since 2008. That’s not to say we weren’t busy in 2009. Indeed our major accomplishments for 2009 included becoming a public company in February, introducing and rolling out our Bonus Jackpot System beginning
in March and last but not least, the opening of our Data Center in conjunction with Amazon.com last December.
Second, Triple Attack Blackjack represents the first of many new premium table games we expect to introduce this year. Why is that important? Well besides the obvious, as we increase the number of premium table games and side-bets, we will be able to offer our clients the opportunity to use Galaxy Gaming games exclusively
on their casino floor. Currently only one other competitor can do that. This is the second most often request we receive from casino operators. (Asking us to enter the card shuffler business is the first!)
Third, Triple Attack Blackjack enables us to further leverage the success we are having with our Bonus Jackpot System™. All of our new game releases will incorporate a Bonus Jackpot System component, which as we have demonstrated previously, represents our highest revenue per table opportunity. In case you may
have missed our previous press releases, we announced last month that we expanded our Bonus Jackpot System installations into California and received the requisite approvals necessary in Mississippi to begin installing there.
Briefly, here is how Triple Attack Blackjack is played…
At right on the next page is an example of the player’s wagering area. The basic concept of the game is actually easier than it looks. First, before any cards are dealt, players place their initial wager in the First Attack circle. Next, each player receives their first card and if they deem it to be
favorable (such as an Ace) they have an opportunity to place a second wager equal to their first in the Second Attack circle. Then, the dealer’s first card is dealt face-up and the player now has another opportunity to bet again (in the Third Attack