Borgata新插槽游戏上市

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新泽西游戏执行部门日前通过了一项有关室内插槽游戏和视频扑克游戏运营的文件，通过该文件，上述活动将能够在大西洋城的The Borgata 休闲娱乐酒店Allin

Interactive的ITV平台登陆。Allin自2011年11月起就一直通过业内首席游戏平台DigiHD™在The Borgata提供互动服务。这些服务内容涉及视频浏览，室内信息服务，账户信息，酒店信息，近期活动日程以及客户信息安全等。

本次的新游戏项目将使得My Borgata Rewards成员在成人旅馆的客人能够购买游戏信用卡，在此参与到该公司9线的混合插槽游戏以及大量视频扑克游戏中来。

这次的field trial显示了新泽西游戏执行部门Borgata与Allin的合作。鉴于近日新泽西州立法机构通过的移动手机法已于2012年8月获得该州州长Chris Christie正式签署生效，双方通力协作来保证Borgata公司客户的灵活性和选择的可靠性。

在新泽西First项目中，Allin的游戏系统将成为其中陆上博彩游戏最经典的一个。The Borgata本次能够快速的引入该系统在于其提高了部门的插槽游戏测试实验室，相关官员表示，“新泽西目前是国内引入此类科技和设置的第一个州。”技术服务局专门负责插槽游戏实验室的部门总监Eric Weiss表示，“这是我们机构支持新技术并吸引公司进入新泽西市场的另一个典范，也是国内首家有此类举措的州。”

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Field trial of in-room gaming at Borgata approved

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has approved a field trial of in-room slots and video poker to be conducted on Allin Interactive's ITV platform at The Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City, starting in February. Allin has been providing interactive services at The Borgata since November of 2011 via its industry-leading DigiHD™ platform. These services include pay-per-view movies, room messaging, account review, hotel information, upcoming events schedule and secure guest access to "My Borgata Rewards" account information and offers.

The new gaming program will enable adult hotel guests who are My Borgata Rewards members to purchase gaming credits, play Allin's 9-line multi-denominational slot game, and play four standard variations of video poker.

The field trial is a cooperative effort between the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, Borgata and Allin. The parties have worked together to enable flexible and responsible gaming options for the Borgata's guests while adhering to the mobile gaming legislation recently passed by the New Jersey state legislature and signed by Governor Chris Christie in August, 2012.

Allin's gaming system will be the first of its kind in a land-based casino under a program called New Jersey First. The Borgata is able to introduce this system quickly because of improvements in the Division's slot testing laboratory, officials said. "New Jersey is the first state to get this kind of technology approved and installed," said Eric Weiss, who oversees the slot lab as the director of the division's Technical Services Bureau. "This is yet another example of our agency responding to new technology and allowing manufacturers to engage in the New Jersey market before any other jurisdiction in the country."