PlayAGS has offered a sneak peek of the products it plans to debut at the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (OIGA) Conference and Trade Show 2024, from Aug. 12 to 14.
AGS will occupy Booth 732, where it will showcase "Bonus Spin Xtreme," a progressive side bet system that enables casino operators to link all table games to the same jackpot pool. Visitors will also be able to check out AGS’ single deck specialty shuffler "Pax S" and its poker shuffler "Dex S," both of which can fit into existing table cutouts.
The company's games will be displayed on its "Spectra UR43" and "Spectra UR49" cabinets. Confirmed titles include "Money Charge Ying Da," listed on Eilers-Krejcik Gaming Reports’ Top 50 Indexing New Games – Core, Video and "Moo Cluck Oink," a new farm-themed slot.
AGS also plans to display its three-reel mechanical stepper, which debuted at the Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention (IGA) in April. "The Revel" cabinet will feature three new games, including "Flaming Reels," Triple Treasure," and "Liberty Diamond."
Oklahoma's annual gaming trade show
Known as “the biggest little show in Indian Gaming,” this year’s show will be the 29th edition of the OIGA event. It's being held at the Oklahoma City Convention Center and is expected to draw almost 3,000 visitors.
“If you have never attended the OIGA Trade Show, you are in for a treat! It is a lively, fun, informative, high-energy assembly of some of the biggest names in the gaming and hospitality industries,” says the OIGA on its website.
The OIGA provides a full agenda for the event, set to kick off on Monday, Aug. 12 at 7:30 a.m. Scheduled events include the John Marley Scholarship Golf Tournament, a poker/blackjack tournament at Fassler Hall/Dust Bowl, and a Kick-Off Party, starting at 8:00 p.m.
On Aug. 13, the trade show floor will open at noon for maximum networking, followed by lunch and award/scholarship presentations. The final day is filled with conference sessions, with the trade show floor open between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m.
Back to its roots
AGS was founded in 2005 in Oklahoma City, supplying class II slot games to the state’s tribal gaming markets. Now, the company provides slots, table games, and interactive products and services to the global gaming industry.
Recently, AGS announced a partnership with Rush Street Interactive to launch its games in Delaware through the BetRivers app. The current lineup of titles available to Delaware players includes "Rakin’ Bacon Odyssey," "Mega Diamond," and "Capital Gains."
“AGS is excited to be at the forefront of delivering innovative gaming content. This launch paves the way for more dynamic initiatives from our partnership,” commented Zoe Ebling, VP of AGS Interactive.
