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Slot winners get the same scrutiny. “Say someone wins $500,000 on a slot machine jackpot,” says Derk. “We’re going to review it but we’re just going to make sure everything’s okay. Class 2 slot machines are generally found in smaller gambling locations. The players are all playing against each other and competing for the jackpot. The more people that lose money to the game, the higher the jackpot is. Class 3 slot machines are more common in large gambling cities such as Las Vegas. Because of a constitutional amendment passed by voters in 2004, Broward and Miami-Dade counties were specifically authorized to pass countywide referenda to approve slot machines. Both eventually. A slot machine (American English), known variously as a fruit machine (British English), puggy (Scottish English), the slots (Canadian English and American English), poker machine/pokies (Australian English and New Zealand English), fruities (British English) or slots (American English), is a gambling machine that creates a game of chance for its customers. Slot machines are also known.

A Palm Beach County Slot Machine Question was on the November 6, 2012 ballot in Palm Beach County, where it was approved.

This measure allowed slot machines to be placed at licensed pari-mutuel facilities. County commissioners see this as a way to stay competitive with neighboring counties which may get casinos in the next few years.[1] The Palm Beach Kennel Club is the only licensed facility in the county which could have the slot machines. If approved, it is estimated that the slots could bring $1.8 million to the county per year. The slots also would not be set up until July 2015 as there is an exclusive agreement between the state and the local Seminole indian tribe to operate gambling facilities.[2]

The county commission officially placed this measure on the ballot on December 20. Though many spoke out against the issues which could arise from casinos, the vote was 6-1 in favor of putting it on the ballot.[3]

Even though this measure was approved approved, it is still uncertain if slots will be allowed in the county. The slots would still need to be approved by the Legislature and may yet be ultimately decided upon by the court system. Even though the vote may not implement slots, County officials are still going ahead with it so that if they can set up slots they will already have voter approval.[4]

Election results

Palm Beach County Question 1
ResultVotesPercentage
Yes297,59055.65%
No237,18944.35%

Election results from Palm Beach County, Unofficial Election Results Summary


Text of measures

Language on the ballot:

“Shall slot machines be authorized within licensed pari-mutuel facilities in Palm Beach County subject to the restrictions of state law? (SELECT ONE ONLY)

YES

NO[5][6]

 ”

Support

According to supporters of the question, slot machines would produce more jobs. They also argue that, because 35% of the revenues from slot machines would go to public education trust fund, this question would allow for the increase of education funding.[7]

Opposition

Those who are opposed to allowing slot machines in Palm Beach County argue that the drawback of gambling addiction destroying families and lives is enough to overcome any good from increased jobs or education funds.[7]

Lawsuit

A lawsuit had been filed against this measure, the woman who filed it stated that the vote does not guarantee slots will be installed at the facility in question and therefore misleads residents. The suit was filed against the county commission and county Elections Supervisor.[8]

Another separate lawsuit had also been filed, the Florida Supreme Court dismissed the suit which sought to stop slots at any facility outside of Miami-Dade and Broward counties. The judge noted that the court would not get involved with the issue meaning that slots could potentially be installed at other facilities.[9]/playtech-slot-game-free.html.

Since the ruling made by the judge in regards to the issue, county lawyers had been trying to get the other lawsuit thrown out as well. County lawyers had stated that the reasoning for the lawsuit, that the measure is unclear and may be just a straw poll, were not valid as the language of the measure is clear and with the recent decision that the courts will not get involved then there is still the opportunity to get slots in the county.[10]

The Boca Raton woman who had originally filed the suit dropped the case voluntarily. The measure now has no issue being on the ballot, but the fact remains that slots are not guaranteed with approval of this measure.[11]

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Footnotes

  1. ↑CBS 12 News, 'Palm Beach County approves slots referendum on 2012 ballot,' December 6, 2011(dead link)
  2. ↑The Palm Beach Post, 'Palm Beach County voters may get kennel club slot machine choice on ballot next November,' November 3, 2011
  3. ↑CBS 12 News, 'Palm Beach County voters to decide fate of slot machines,' December 20, 2011(dead link)
  4. ↑The Sun Sentinel, 'Palm Beach County rolling dice on slot referendum,' February 10, 2012
  5. ↑Palm Beach County Elections, Palm Beach County-Question 1
  6. ↑Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
  7. ↑ 7.07.1'12News,' 'Voters To Decide In November If Gambling Should Come To PBC' September 18, 2012
  8. ↑The Palm Beach Post, 'Boca woman sues Palm Beach County to take slots vote off November ballot,' March 27, 2012
  9. ↑The Palm Beach Post, 'All eyes now on Palm Beach County case for slot machines decision,' April 27, 2012
  10. ↑The Palm Beach Post, 'Palm Beach County asks judge to toss suit that would prevent slot machine vote,' April 30, 2012
  11. ↑The Palm Beach Post, 'Suit against allowing dog track slot machines is dropped; question set for November ballot,' May 17, 2012
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International Game Technology
IndustryGaming Technology
FateAcquired by Gtech
SuccessorInternational Game Technology
Founded1975
FounderWilliam Redd
Defunct2015
HeadquartersLas Vegas, Nevada
ProductsSlot machines, Online gambling

International Game Technology (IGT) was an American gaming company based in Las Vegas that manufactured and distributed slot machines and other gaming technology. It was acquired in 2015 by Gtech, which then adopted the IGT name for itself.

History[edit]

1975–1990[edit]

IGT was founded as A-1 Supply by William 'Si' Redd in 1975.[1] It changed its name to Sircoma in 1978, and then to International Game Technology in 1981.[1] The company went public in 1981.[2] A deciding factor in IGT's decision to go public occurred a few years earlier with the success of its video poker machine gaming product.[3] This product served as a 'foot in the door' for the company into several gaming arenas.

In 1984, IGT acquired Electronic Data Technologies making the company one of the first to use the computerized player tracking concept and later instrumental in the proliferation of 'frequent-player rewards' programs, which remain popular in casinos to this day. This initial system gave casinos a new marketing tool in player management. Over time, the tracking system evolved into the company's IGT Advantage[4] and sbX[5] systems.

After IGT's initial public offering and listing on NASDAQ, the company debuted many new technologies over several years. A number of products resulted from this process including the S-Slot, which marked the company's entrance into the microprocessor-driven spinning-reel slot market; and the Player's Edge video poker machine. In addition, the company introduced the Nevada Megabucks slot machine, the world's first wide area progressive slot machine system. With an initial base top jackpot of $1 million, this new game allowed for million-dollar player payouts for casinos on the system. During this time, IGT also established an Australian office to focus on the country's club market.

IGT's Las Vegas office
IGT's Reno office

1991–2000[edit]

In January 1991,[6] a decade after its initial public offering, IGT was listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The following year IGT Europe was established to service casinos across the continent. In 1994, international expansion continued with the opening of new sales and service offices in Argentina and South Africa. The NYSE[6] also listed IGT as a top-performing stock that year.

Late in 1996, IGT debuted the Wheel of Fortune progressive slot.[7] This game continues to be one of the most popular gaming machines of all time. The Game King video product[8] featuring multi-denomination technology also was introduced during this time.

Two key acquisitions were made in 1998. They included Barcrest Gaming, located in the United Kingdom, and Sodak Gaming, IGT's gaming distributor for the Native American market.

In 1998, IGT introduced Triple Play Draw Poker through its partnership with Action Gaming;[9] and the Elvis themed slot machine. The new S2000 spinning reel slot machine system was brought to market in 1999.[10]

2001–2012[edit]

In 2001, IGT became a member of Standard & Poor's 500 list. The company also continued to acquire gaming companies including Silicon Gaming and Anchor Gaming. The acquisition of Anchor Gaming resulted in doubling gaming operations revenue.[11]

During 2003, IGT acquired Acres Gaming. The company's bonusing and systems technology were a significant addition to IGT's games and systems products.[11] In 2004, the company introduced its central determination system (CDS) as well as its Class II bingo games and systems to the Native American market. IGT Canada was established to serve the emerging Canadian lottery and gaming markets.[12]

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In 2005, IGT celebrated its 25th anniversary as a publicly traded company and also acquired WagerWorks for its online gaming technology.[13] It was also the year the company unveiled its first multi-level progressive MegaJackpots product, Fort Knox.[14] In an effort to take advantage of emerging markets, new IGT offices were opened in Macau, Mexico and Russia.

Group play and community bonus games were introduced to the marketplace in 2006 with the debut of Wheel of Fortune Special Edition.[14] The company also celebrated the 10th anniversary of the most popular gaming machines ever made, Wheel of Fortune slots,[15] and the 20th anniversary of the Megabucks wide area progressive game.

During the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas in 2006, IGT unveiled the M-P Series. The new multi-player concept focused on roulette and baccarat and was the first of the company's electronic multi-player table game products.[16]

In 2007, IGT worked to grow their Mexican gaming operation and product sales in the Japanese and Asian markets. In addition, a new IGT office was opened in China. Two intellectual property arrangements were also announced, these included an arrangement with Austrian-based Novomatic focusing on IGT's M-P Series multi-player product[17] and with PureDepth, Inc. for its 3D-like, Multi-Layer Display (MLD) technology.[18]

IGT opened the Global Technology & Interoperability Center in Reno, Nevada early in 2008. This first-of-its-kind research and testing center encompasses a 6,500-square-foot (600 m2) facility, which is available for use by gaming manufacturers, customers and third-party gaming products manufacturers. The collaborative center focuses on product testing in a true-to-life casino atmosphere prior to market release.[19] In an effort to diversify business and market opportunities in the United Kingdom, the company acquired Cyberview Technology, Inc.[20]

The company opened IGT Technology Development (Beijing) Co., Ltd. in Beijing, China in March 2009. The office was established to research and develop gaming, application and systems in addition to providing support, technical services and training.[21]

In 2009, Patti S. Hart was named IGT's new president and CEO.[22] That year also saw the release of sbX Tier One package by IGT Network Systems.[23] The sbX system offers a bank-by-bank solution, which gives casino operators the ability to implement server-based technology without the need to commit the entire casino floor.

Sex and the City Slots were introduced in fall 2009 in the United States.[24] This game features entertaining game play, bonus rounds on a multi-level progressive jackpots platform.

The year ended with IGT's sbX Experience Management System being installed at ARIA Resort & Casino at CityCenter in Las Vegas.[25] ARIA's casino floor opened with a first-of-its-kind combination of IGT systems on the server-based network, including IGT Advantage and sbX.

IGT started 2010 with a repeat win at the International Gaming Awards as Best Slot Manufacturer of the Year[26] and continued to win awards throughout the year. These included 16 awards in Casino Player magazine's Best of Gaming for 2010, top honors in Global Gaming Business' 8th Annual Gaming and Technology Awards, wins in the inaugural Casino Enterprise Management Hospitality Operations Technology Awards, and 35 awards in Strictly Slots Best of Slots Awards.[27]

In the spring of 2010, IGT's sbX Experience Management System was installed in the first European locations as sbX went live at Casino d'Evian in France.[28] This was followed by a number of additional European installations including Casino di Venezia in Italy[29] and Grand Casino Helsinki in Finland.[30]

In November 2010, the Company celebrated the production of its two millionth slot machine.[31]

Late 2010 also saw the creation of an Interactive division within IGT dedicated to further building its online and mobile gaming presence.[32] IGT's WagerWorks and Million-2-1 groups merged into a single global division headquartered in San Francisco, California. This new division provides gaming products to online and mobile markets in regulated, legal markets globally.

The year ended with a substantial go-live for both IGT's network systems products and games. The brand new casino resort The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened floor-wide in sbX; the majority floor share of games; plus, an entire suite of IGT Advantage system products.[33]

IGT acquired Entraction in 2011. A poker network with headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden. It also acquired Double Down in 2012, a Facebook game company with its headquarters in Seattle.

2013–present[edit]

In January 2013, IGT filed its preliminary proxy materials and indicated that it had received a Notice of Intent to Nominate four director candidates for election to the IGT Board at the Company's 2013 Annual Meeting through The Ader Group, run by Jason Ader. The intent of the notice was to inform IGT and its shareholders of a proxy battle that was going to take place, and that the Ader group's nominees include the slot-machine maker's former chief executive Charles Mathewson, and Jason Ader himself.[34][35]

Following the initial release by IGT, The Ader Group issued a statement claiming that IGT relayed inaccurate information concerning Jason Ader and the Ader Group's proxy fight.[36] The initial filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission by IGT suggested that Ader's group seeks election to the board, as Ader and Mathewson control 3 percent of IGT, (8.05 million shares), and they are seeking additional proxies for the company's 2013 annual shareholder meeting to put Mathewson back on the board IGT.[36][37] IGT maintained its original statement.[36]

On January 11, 2013, the Ader Group filed its proxy indicating that it had nominated three people for the IGT board, of which Jason Ader was not one of the candidates. The proxy statement charged IGT has lost value as a result of the decisions and direction of its leadership.[38]

The Ader Group filed its action letter outlining its reasons for the proxy fight and urging stockholders to vote for the Gold slate on January 28, 2013.[39][40]

In July 2014, Italian gaming equipment company Gtech agreed to acquire IGT for a total of $6.4 billion, including $4.7 billion in cash and $1.7 billion in assumed debt. The companies would be combined under a new holding company based in the United Kingdom and the Gtech name would be dropped.[41]

On April 7, 2015, Gtech completed its merger with IGT, and the new combined company's name is International Game Technology PLC.

IGT games[edit]

Slots[edit]

  • Top Dollar
  • Double Diamond
  • Red, White & Blue
  • Super Times Pay
  • Wolf Run
  • Cleopatra
  • Cats
  • White Orchid
  • Siberian Storm
  • Golden Goddess
  • Black Widow
  • Pharaohs Fortune
  • Hexbreaker

Video poker[edit]

  • Triple/Five/Ten Play
  • Triple Chance Poker
  • 100 Play
  • All Star Poker
  • Super Times Pay
  • Spin Poker
  • Multi-Strike Poker
  • Ultimate X
  • Quick Quads

Interactive wagering[edit]

In 2005, IGT purchased the UK focused online gaming supplier Wagerworks for $90 million.[42] Wagerworks supplies casino and slot games to various online gaming sites, including Paddy Power, William Hill and Betfair. The company provides over 100 real money wagering options for customers in legalized jurisdictions. Currently online gaming is prohibited in the US, due to the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006. With an increasing focus on New Media and online distribution channels IGT announced the appointment of Gideon Bierer in January 2010 to head up the division, based in San Francisco.[43] The interactive division also has offices in Paddington, London.

When the new Interactive division debuted in late 2010, IGT's separate mobile- and internet-based gaming groups, known as Million-2-1 and WagerWorks, merged and formed one team with 18 years combined experience.[44] IGT Interactive provides regulatory-compliant casino games content and platform solutions including the wide area progressive MegaJackpots series. IGT Interactive's mobile portfolio includes mobile slot, table, lottery and SMS games, mobile marketing, and platform products across all major mobile technologies including Apple and Android.

In March 2011, the IGT Interactive division moved to 405 Howard Street, Suite 600, in San Francisco, California and announced plans to add 75 positions to their staff. The new Interactive division headquarters, located at the corner of First and Howard in the heart of SOMA, is home to 100 employees today with the ability to accommodate more than 250. The new 45,884-square-foot (4,262.8 m2) office triples IGT's total office space in San Francisco, allowing IGT to consolidate employees from two different locations in San Francisco, while also allowing for additional growth.[45]

IGT online game titles include:

Slots games[edit]

  • 3 Reel Hold up
  • Arabian Riches
  • Back To The Future
  • Banana Rama Deluxe
  • Battleship Search and Destroy
  • Bitten
  • Captain Quid's Treasure Quest
  • Captain Jackpot's Cash Ahoy
  • Cats
  • Cleopatra
  • Cleopatra 2
  • Cluedo Who Won It
  • Coyote Moon
  • DaVinci Diamonds
  • Davinci Diamonds Dual Play
  • Deal or No Deal
  • Diamond Queen
  • Double Diamond
  • Dungeons and Dragons Crystal Cavern
  • Dungeons and Dragons Fortress of Fortune
  • Elvis A Little More Action
  • Elvis Multi Strike
  • Elvis Top 20
  • Enchanted Unicorn
  • Fire Opals
  • Five Times Pay
  • Grand Monarch
  • Jackpot Jewels
  • Kitty Glitter
  • Lil' Lady
  • Monopoly Here and Now
  • Monopoly Multiplier
  • Monopoly Pass Go
  • Monopoly You're In the Money
  • Multi-Slot Jackpot Extreme
  • Noah's Ark
  • Pet's Pay Day
  • Pharaoh's Fortune
  • Pixies of the Forest
  • Rainbow Riches Win Big Shindig
  • Siberian Storm
  • Star Trek Against All Odds
  • Super Hoot Loot
  • Texas Tea
  • The 50000 Pyramid
  • The 100000 Pyramid
  • Transformers Ultimate Payback
  • Treasures of Troy
  • Triple Fortune Dragon
  • Vacation USA
  • Vegas, Baby
  • Wheel of Fortune Hollywood Edition
  • Wheel of Fortune Triple Action Frenzy
  • White Orchid
  • Wild Wolf
  • Wolf Run

Table games[edit]

  • Texas Hold 'Em Bonus
  • Texas Hold 'Em Shootout
  • Three Card Second Chance
  • Wan Doy Pairs Poker
  • 21+3 Blackjack
  • European Blackjack
  • Hot Streak Blackjack
  • Power Blackjack
  • Vegas Blackjack with 21+ Bonus
  • Three Wheel Roulette
  • Double Bonus Spin Roulette
  • Grande Roulette
  • Hot Streak Roulette
  • Pinball Roulette
  • Triple Bonus Spin Roulette

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