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Product · Sun 23 Aug · 3 min read
LT Game's HyTable targets SE Asia floors before year end
What happened
Two separate equipment moves signal active procurement on Philippine and Southeast Asian casino floors right now.
Weike Gaming Technology has installed its Long Hua Fu Gui Progressive Link at Play Park Casino in Mandaue City, Cebu. The product runs two base games, Ma Shang Ying and Jie Jie Ying, on a shared progressive structure. This is a live, confirmed floor installation, not a trade-show announcement.
Separately, LT Game is pushing HyTable, an electronic multi-game table that supports both virtual and live-dealer formats, into Southeast Asian properties before the end of summer. The launch phase covers baccarat and blackjack. LT Game's COO has publicly committed to a floor-ready timeline, which is a harder signal than a product preview.
Why it matters
Sources: GGRAsia
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