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eBet Line of Sight Gaming System is approved to operate in a dual port environment with any approved Paltronics and Mikohn Linked Progressive Jackpot System that supports CCCE transfer capability, and eBet Card Based Cashless Gaming System is also approved to operate in a dual port environment with any approved Paltronics and Mikohn Linked Progressive Jackpot System that supports CCCE transfer capability.

eBet and IGT Port Share Approval

NSW DGR Approval has just been granted to eBet's cashless gaming environment, Freedom, to work with IGT Classics link controllers.

Netcash: Better than Ever

Netcash is better than ever. It’s fully customisable and comes in a range of different versions to suit your venue:

OMA (Online Monitoring & Accounting) is an affordable, entry-level product that gives small venues a computerised gaming system that improves the efficiency of running the gaming floor.
MAT (Monitoring, Accounting & Transferring) gives the venue a form of cashless play by allowing the operator to transmit credit from the cashier station to a gaming machine. When a player has a win, they collect their winnings from the cashier station.
MATS (Monitoring, Accounting & Transfer Secure) is a version of MAT that allows players to redeem their winnings from a secure stand-alone cash-out device.
MAL (Monitoring, Accounting & Loyalty) enables players to win bonus points as they play gaming machines and to win spot prizes and participate in prize draws.
MALT (Monitoring, Accounting, Loyalty & Transferring) is an upgraded version of MAL that allows cashless transfer between the cashier station and gaming machines.
MALTS (Monitoring, Accounting, Loyalty & Transfer Secure), a version of MALT, allows players to redeem their winnings from a secure stand-alone cash-out device.
MAC (Monitoring, Accounting & Cashless) allows players to play gaming machines in ‘cashless’ mode. The player can use their cashless account to play gaming machines and any winnings are returned to the player’s cashless account. To redeem their cash, a player visits one of the venue’s cashier stations.
MACS (Monitoring, Accounting & Cashless Secure), a version of MAC, allows players to redeem their winnings from a secure stand-alone cash-out device.

Freedom

Freedom is the new cashless gaming environment for the Assist Suite. Freedom can take your venue to the next level. Freedom:

can be used in conjunction with traditional note and coin systems
reduces the amount of cash deployed in a gaming venue
frees your staff from having to perform hand-pays so they can focus on providing customer service
increases the actual time that players spend on the gaming floor and keeps gaming machines in play for longer.

Paltronics Approval

Approval has just been granted for eBet’s cashless gaming environment, Freedom, to work with Paltronics link controllers.

ARCHIVE NEWS

LAB Port Share Approvals:

eBet Gaming Systems has been granted LAB approval for port sharing between the EPS cashless systems and CCCE download link controllers.

The following approvals were granted in February:

- eBet EPS and TAB Statewide Link combination
- eBet EPS and Aristocrat Hyperlink (Paltronics) combination
- eBet EPS T4000 Wedge combination.

MemberAssist marketing Update:

eBet is pleased with the positive feedback that has been received about about the initial structure and content of MemberAssist Marketing. The product has been developed from its initial beta version with a wide range of customisable options to enable venues to tailor the product to suit their unique needs.

Trial Sites Update:

CCCE trials have been successfully completed at North Sydney Leagues Club (with version 1.0 with eBet CIF and TAB state-wide link using the Mikohn Controller). We have made our application to the LAB which is pending and we hope for an approval by Christmas.

The trial at Wentworthville Leagues Club (with version 1.5 with eBet CIF and Aristocrat/ Paltronics hyperlink) commenced on November 19 and to-date has been operating with no major issues. We expect this submission will go to the LAB by the end of December.

Our new CRM module (an add-on to the MemberAssist package, integrating membership details and customer interests with the venue's promotional activities) has been installed in Parramatta Leagues Club as the first beta site. We will monitor the results over the coming months in an effort to gather feedback from typical users. More features are being added such as a basic demographic mapping interface and we plan to release this module in the New Year.

System Hardware:

We are constantly reviewing new devices for potential uses in our system. The most recent being a hardware device that will allow our serial gaming machine network to be connected to the system via an Ethernet network, instead of requiring a physical board in a PC server. This will assist us with large venues that have a widely spread gaming floor and can potentially reduce the capital costs of the system.

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