CLASS III Atronic - Indian Gaming

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Aristocrat TechnologiesPhone: (702) 270-1000www.aristocratgaming.com NIGA Booth #1217

TURTLE TREASURE™A deep-sea div-

ing adventure could yield pearls, gold and fortune for dar ing players when they dive head f irst into Aristocrat’s newest game in its incred-ible line of proven performers, Turtle Treasure™.

Turtle Trea-sure is an average volatility penny slot game with a bonus feature that hits with a v e r a g e f r e -quency. Increas-ing player enjoyment is the bonus feature, which gives players the chance to win 10 free games. The feature is triggered, appropriately, by any three scattered Treasure symbols. During the free games, Ring, Coin and Starfish all become Turtles, helping players get on their way to winning even more free games, and increasing time on device. The feature can be triggered again dur-ing the feature for more free games.

Turtle Treasure can be configured to a 9 or 25-line game with max bet options of 45, 90 or 180. The top score award is 500 credits, as is the top award with feature. The top single spin award is 4,500 credits. Turtle Treasure currently runs on Aristocrat’s proven MKVI™ platform, and is emu-lated to run on the new Gen 7™ plat-form and in the new Viridian cabinet.

AtronicPhone: (800) 864-7670 www.atronic.comNIGA Booth #1431

THE GAME OF LIFE™ GETTIN’ PAID™Gettin’ Paid™ is an exciting stand-

alone progressive from Atronic in The Game of Life™ series. Win the progres-sive in the interactive Paycheck Bonus round or “Spin and Win” for a credit bonus.

The Spin and Win bonus is activated when five symbols appear anywhere on the screen with active “add-ons.” The add-ons are small icons added to several symbols and are activated ba sed on the number of lines being played. If a player is play-ing max lines, all add-ons are active. When the Spin and Win bonus is triggered, the player has three spins on the Bonus Wheel and each spin awards either a credit win or the Paycheck Bonus.

If the Paycheck Bonus is triggered, the player has to select one out of nine Paycheck cards. Behind these cards are eight credit wins and the Progressive win. The Paycheck Bonus can be trig-gered up to three times from the Spin and Win Bonus and multiple Progres-sive hits are possible.

Bally TechnologiesPhone: (702) 584-7700www.ballytech.comNIGA Booth #1423

DOUBLE JACKPOT™ TRIPLE BLAZING 7s™

With five lines of betting action and a super progressive jackpot that resets at 10,000 credits, Bally’s Double Jack-pot™ Triple Blazing 7s™ reel-spinner

has what it takes to keep players in their seats. This classic single-denom game configuration features three reels, five lines and five credits max bet. Available denominations range from twenty cents all the way up to a lucrative $1,000. Recommended configuration is to set the game up as a high-denom machine with five lines, one credit per line with five credits max bet at $1. The game’s internal/external super jackpot progres-sive is triggered by three “Double Jack-pot” symbols lining up on the fifth line with maximum credits wagered.

Standard game play follows the traditional “buy-a-pay” model with the first credit buying line one, the sec-ond credit buying line two, the third credit buying line three, the fourth credit buying line four and the fifth credit buying line five. In addition, one Double Jack-pot symbol doubles the winning combi-nation and two Double Jackpot symbols multiplies the winning combination four times. Double Jackpot Triple Blazing 7s is available in several cabinet styles, including the Alpha Elite™ S9E, the Alpha Elite S9E Chop Top and the spectacular new CineReels™ wide-screen platform.

Cadillac Jack Phone: (800) 684-4263 www.cadillacjack.comNIGA Booth #1539

BAYOU BAND Down on the bayou, Mad Max and

his band of swamp critters entertain players with the sounds of swamp-grass music. Bayou Band takes the player deep into the bayou where cattails and fireflies sway in the background of the

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main game. A wash-board playing Arma-dillo, banjo-strum-ming Toad, funky Fish and saw twang-ing Alligator round out the band.

Two or more Mad Max symbols in scatter forma-tion pay multiples of the original bet and trigger the Free Spin Bonus. During the Free Spin Bonus all prizes are multiplied by the number of Mad Max scatters received during the main game. Our craggy swamp boy, Mad Max likes to play with dynamite, but if the player survives his antics, the Free Spin Bonus rewards up to 20 Free Spins and mul-tiples up to 5x credits won. The Toad and Alligator symbols are Wild during the main game and Free Spin Bonus.

Bayou Band is a 20-line video reel, featuring SpeedPLAY™ and Plus-PLAY™ technologies and the multi-denom feature. Players will be drawn to Bayou Band, the attention to detail, animated characters and bonusing features will mesmerize.

IGTPhone: (702) 896-8500www.igt.comNIGA Booth #517

TOP DOLLAR DELUXE® SLOTS

The new Top Dol-lar Deluxe® Slots game from Bar-crest USA™ takes a proven player-favor-ite to a new level of excitement. With a new twist and betting option, players will love all the action on this thrilling game.

This 15-playline, 15-credit version of the original Top Dollar Slots game raises the stakes for higher average wagers and higher pay awards. Top Dollar Deluxe Slots features 3-reels plus a special bonus 4th reel as well as new artwork.

When a player hits three Top Dol-lar® symbols on a played line the excit-ing bonus is initiated. The 4th bonus reel could double or even triple the player’s bonus win total. The new Top Dollar Deluxe Slots game is available as multi-denomination or denomination-selectable.

Konami GamingPhone: (702) 616-1400 www.konamigaming.comNIGA Booth #1619

PIRATE’S LOOT™

As the opposing ships set sail for a new world, Captain Lee has another agenda. With his tried-and-true crew and a tat-tered excuse of a map, he voyages to the ends of the sea to find the missing piece of his memory (lost at sea), his beloved and beleaguered Lady Lee, and the elusive and mythical…Pirate’s Loot™! Konami Gaming, Inc. is thrilled to intro-duce Pirate’s Loot a new 4-level (Maxi, Mega, Major, and Mini) linked mystery progressive product developed to support both Video and Stepper platforms. Sup-ported video game types include Konami Gaming, Inc.’s popular K2V™ video, Konxion™, ScatteReels™, and Extra Reward™. Supported stepper game types include Advantage +™ series and 27

ways™. Pirate’s Loot bank can be mixed with both video and stepper games.

Multi-configurations are available in 1¢, 2¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, 50¢, $1, $2, $5. The Pirate’s Loot featured game is randomly triggered. Once the progres-sive is triggered an image of the Pirate’s Loot appears on the second LCD screen of the game. The patron is then asked to choose one of the twelve ships to reveal one of the following symbols: goblet ring, jewel or treasure chest. A progressive win is determined when 3 of the same symbol from any one progressive level are selected. The feature game can only be won during a bought game.

Spielo, A GTECH CompanyPhone: (800) 561-4263www.gtech.comNIGA Booth #1431

PROFESSOR DOLLARS™This odd doc has the art of money

making down to a science. Players will become mad with luck in this five-reel, forty pay-line game, as they experi-ment with wild and wacky formulas for success.

Professor Dollars™ features full reel Wilds with chances for multiple line wins and a scatter win in the main game. This entertaining game has a fun mad professor theme with interactive and animated bonus features. Professor Dol-lars pays for three, four or five identical

symbols in a row, left to right only.

The P ick-a-Prize bonus is trig-gered when three consecutive Money Maker Machine symbols appear on reels one, two and three. The player is taken to a second screen where they must select three of six objects to place into the Money Maker Machine. Each object may

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award 20x, 40x, 50x, 75x, 100x or 200x the bet per payline.

The player must then select one of three switches to start the machine. Each switch may award a multiplier equal to 2x, 3x, or 5x the total bonus, or a con-solation credit award. This concoction is sure to stir up a positive reaction from players.

Professor Dollars is available in a forty pay-line configuration with maxi-mum credits of 200, 400, 600, 800 or 1,000. Denominations are available in 1, 2, 5,10, 25, and 50 cents. Five denomina-tions are available at one time.

WMSPhone: (773) 961-1620 www.wms.comNIGA Booth #1021

BIGGER BANG™ BIG EVENT®

The piggies are back, combining for the first time the Community Gaming® category and Transmissive Reels™ gaming technology. Bigger Bang™ Big Event® offers the proven collaborative bonusing where everyone wins together. Bigger Bang extends the excitement and frenzy by introducing competitive bonusing, where one person can win more than the others. Add the Artificial Intelligence to ensure no Pig-a-pult or Pig Race Bonus will ever be the same, and you have a novel, innovative, and exciting experience making a Bigger Bang on your floor.

When the Big Event is triggered, all

eligible players will enter into one of 5 bonuses. Piggy Bank Bonus, Bigger Bang Cash Bonus, and Pig-a-pult Bonus are all collaborative bonuses in which all eligible players are awarded the same bonus at the end. When the Pig Race Bonus or the Pigs Take Over Bonus is triggered, players will be awarded different bonus amounts at the end of the round.

Bigger Bang Big Event is launching with Gem Hunter® and Los Aztecas™, and is sure to create quite a bit of excite-ment on the casino floor.

CLASS II Cadillac JackPhone: (800) 684-4263www.cadillacjack.comNIGA Booth #1539

SUPER TSUNAMIRide the giant wave

of Super Tsunami Bingo, the exciting and entertaining U-Pick-EM Bingo game from Cadillac Jack. With waves of action, play-ers choose a 5 x 5 bingo card, and then pick 2-10 numbers from a field of 80. When they hit play, balls ran-domly drop and a re matched against the play-er’s picks.

The last ball dropped is the Super Ball, which triggers action and exciting music. Players who match the Super Ball, along with the winning numbers on their bingo card can win up to 4x

their total bet.Super Tsunami Bingo is a U-Pick-

EM Bingo game available for the Class II market. The Multi-Denom feature as well as SAS compliant technology is offered. Players will ride the giant wave of Super Tsunami Bingo, and play in anticipation of the Super Ball.

IGTPhone: (702) 896-8500www.igt.comNIGA Booth #517

TRIPLE STARS™ BINGOT r i p l e S t a r s ™

Bingo will shine on your casino floor. This new bingo game is one of the first 20-line steppers available for Class II gaming and features a clas-sic, popular theme. Triple Stars is a 5-reel, 20-payline, 200-credit bingo game and is perfect for low denomina-tions.

When a Triple Star symbol matches any other symbol on the payline, various special payouts can be triggered. With one Triple Star sym-bol multiplies any winning combination three times. Two Triple Star symbols multiply any winning combinations nine times. And three Triple Star symbols multiply any winning combinations twenty-seven times.

Game outcome is determined by bingo game play only. Reel display and bonus game play have no effect on the game outcome.

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Video KingPhone: (800) 635-9912www.videokingnetwork.comNIGA Booth #1631

GO GO BALLS™Hurry. Hurry. Don’t Delay! Go Go

Balls™, the latest racing ticket from International Gamco®, is ready for immediate sale!

Go Go Balls, like Horse Race™ and Long Shot™, matches 15 competitors in a dash-for-cash game. Go Go Balls pays first, second and third place money, resulting in more prizes paid and hap-pier players.

The ticket is available in three payout

structures, offering an option for every market. But wait racing fans, there’s more... Add another level of excite-ment. Play the Go Go Balls ticket in

conjunction with Video King’s racing animation, as part of the company’s new “stable” of games.

Watch the fun-to-follow graph-ics, as this oddball cast of characters – ranging from the gallant Sir Dab-A-Lot to Free Space, our rocket-fueled astronaut – propel their way down the track.

Rounding out the lot are Barnacle Bill, Angelica, Bingo Bambino, Meals on Wheels, Spring Chicken, Touch-down Tommy, Nero the Hero, Sammy the Spur, Buccaneer Bart, Four-Corner Thor, Video King, Builder Bob and, of course one – no one has to light a fire under – Sparky! ♣

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interviews may be face to face type of interviews, or they maybe done through a survey type of document. Many times during a fraud risk assessment you will combine both of thesemethods, interviewing key employees on a personal level andsending surveys to others. What you may find during theinterviews is that staff may have seen or heard about a possi-ble fraud but didn't know where to go, or who they could trusttelling. Most people want to work in an honest environment,but may be intimidated by coworkers or superiors.

During the phase of the assessment where you are examin-ing documents, you are determining if the policies and proce-dures need to be strengthened and if what the staff said during the interviews agrees to what is actually in the formaldocumentation. Additionally, by reviewing some sample trans-action documents you will be able to determine if the proce-dures the staff explained and said they were performing, suchas initialing invoices when they approve them, is what is actually happening. Lastly it will also allow you to determine ifthe organization's documents are being prepared accurately andretained in an organized fashion and in accordance with policy.

The last step of this process is to observe the various levelsof the staff while they are performing their day to day duties.This will determine whether or not what the procedures sayshould be happening, what they have said is happening during

the interviews and what they are actually doing all agree. Manytimes what you will find when you are observing the staff is thatmany times shortcuts are being taken in an effort to save time,which could create gaps and weaknesses within the controls andmake detecting or preventing fraud more difficult. Observingthe staff may also help to identify strange or unusual behaviorsor possibly even identify an area where training is necessary.

By far, the majority of frauds are uncovered as a result ofemployee tips, followed by internal audit, and lastly just stumbling onto them. While conducting the assessment youshould think like a thief. You should pay attention to what thelocal economy is like as that may be an indicator of some ofthe pressure on your staff to commit a fraud. You should also get a feel for what the employee morale is within the organization as that will help to gauge their attitude and howwilling they may be to perpetrate a fraud. By performing a fraudrisk assessment and correcting any potential vulnerabilitywithin your organization, you will tilt the odds in your favorfor preventing and detecting possible frauds. �

Joe Oprosko is a CPA and an Engagement Manager with the Minneapolis Office of Jefferson Wells International. He can be reached by calling (612) 968-5028 or [email protected]

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