Real Time Gaming (RTG)

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6.Mai 2002

RealTime Gaming Exhibits at Global Interactive Gaming Summit & Expo

RealTime Gaming, a leading provider on online casino software, will be exhibiting at the Global Interactive Gaming Expo & Summit in Toronto May13-15. This is a first for the Company, which has traditionally not participated in such events. According to RealTime Gaming CMO, Daniel Schultz, “In the past we have tried to focus our marketing efforts in other areas, however, given our strong consistent growth and the high demand for our product in the marketplace, we feel obligated to have a presence at this year’s show”.

Additionally, The Company invites all to join them for an evening of food, drink, and baseball. RealTime Gaming will be hosting a reception open to all show guests and exhibitors at the exclusive Bistro Restaurant at SkyDome Tueday evening May 14th for the Seattle Mariners vs. Toronto Blue Jays baseball game. The reception will open at 6:30 PM.

Founded in 1998, RealTime Gaming is a leading provider of online casino software. The Company’s software presently powers over 40 online casinos including some of the most successful on the Internet.

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June 3, 2002

RealTime Gaming Partners with GameWave Solutions for Bingo

RealTime Gaming, a leading provider of online casino software, has entered into an agreement with GaveWave to provide Bingo to RealTime Gaming casinos. Through this agreement, GaveWave Solutions will provide players with seamless access to its BingoWorkz network via any participating RealTime Gaming powered casino. According to GameWave, “This solution is unique in the industry in that it allows established Casino operators to join a pre-existing Bingo network while still maintaining ownership and privacy of customers and their deposits”.

The opportunity to integrate RealTime Gaming casinos with a third-party Bingo network is made possible by RealTime Gaming’s proprietary Multi-bank technology. The Multi-bank system allows casinos to efficiently transfer players and deposits back-and-forth with other casinos and gaming entities. “We’re excited about the introduction of Bingo to our software,” says Michael Staw, RealTime Gaming President and CEO. “This is just one of the many possible applications of our multi-bank technology. RealTime Gaming and GameWave share the same commitment to excellence, so I believe this will be a real win-win situation”. RealTime Gaming intends to leverage the power of its Multi-bank technology to create exciting new network games and progressive jackpots in the coming months.

Founded in 1998, RealTime Gaming is a leading provider of online casino software. The Company’s software presently powers over 40 online casinos including some of the most successful on the Internet.

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June 14, 2002

RealTime Gaming to Attend iGamingWorld in Las Vegas June 25-27

Representatives of RealTime Gaming will be attending iGamingWorld in Las Vegas June 24th-26th. To schedule an appointment during this event, call 404-459-GAME x191.

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May 6, 2002

RealTime Gaming Exhibits at Global Interactive Gaming Summit & Expo

RealTime Gaming, a leading provider on online casino software, will be exhibiting at the Global Interactive Gaming Expo & Summit in Toronto May13-15. This is a first for the Company, which has traditionally not participated in such events. According to RealTime Gaming CMO, Daniel Schultz, “In the past we have tried to focus our marketing efforts in other areas, however, given our strong consistent growth and the high demand for our product in the marketplace, we feel obligated to have a presence at this year’s show”.

Additionally, The Company invites all to join them for an evening of food, drink, and baseball. RealTime Gaming will be hosting a reception open to all show guests and exhibitors at the exclusive Bistro Restaurant at SkyDome Tueday evening May 14th for the Seattle Mariners vs. Toronto Blue Jays baseball game. The reception will open at 6:30 PM.

Founded in 1998, RealTime Gaming is a leading provider of online casino software. The Company’s software presently powers over 40 online casinos including some of the most successful on the Internet.

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September 1st, 2002

RealTime Gaming Introduces Club Player Casino

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September 19th, 2002

RealTime Gaming Introduces Five New Blackjack Games

RealTime Gaming, a leading provider of online casino software, announces the introduction 5 new and exciting variations of Blackjack. These new games are now available at all RealTime Gaming powered casinos.

New games include:

Pontoon – based on the original French version Vingt-et-un.
Caribbean 21 – split any two cards.
Super 21 – double up to seven times in any hand!
Upside 21 – See both dealer cards1
Match Play 21 – receive bonus payouts for specified card combinations.

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September 20th, 2002

RealTime Gaming Introduces Mystery Bonus Poker

RealTime Gaming, a leading provider of online casino software, announces the introduction of Mystery Bonus Poker, a new and exciting variation of Video Poker. This innovative game utilizes a slot-like reel to bonus a single pay line at the beginning of each hand. Mystery Bonus Poker is patent-pending and is now available at all RealTime Gaming powered online casinos.

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October 3rd, 2002

RealTime Gaming Introduces Prism Casino

RealTime Gaming announces the launch of Prism Casino powered by Realtime Gaming online casino software. You can visit Prism Casino at www.prismcasino.com.

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January 23rd, 2003

RealTime Gaming introduces new, revolutionary new slot game where players win – by losing!

Atlanta, GA – January 23, 2002 – Online casino software developer RealTime Gaming recently announced the release of the new "It's Good To Be Bad" Slot game, a 3-reel progressive slot game with an innovative twist: players can win free spins and huge bonuses –by losing.

The ground breaking new game – already available for play through RealTime Gaming-powered online casinos – operates like a standard slot game, until a player goes on a losing streak. That's when the bonuses start to pile up. "Players don't like to lose. But now when they do, they still get a chance to trade those losses in for big wins." says Michael Staw, President of RealTime Gaming.

"Loser's" Bonus

So how bad do you have to lose in order to win big? It all depends on just how dry a run a player puts together, and how much they are willing to push their own "bad luck". Bonuses start after four straight losing spins, in the form of free spins – guaranteed winners that pay anything found on the pay table – from 3 to 600 coins. The more times you lose in a row, the more free winning spins you can accumulate, up to a whopping 11,000 free spins. In addition, there's always the chance to take home the ultimate bonus, a progressive jackpot of more than $100,000!

"With free spins, it's like someone else is feeding money into your machine until you win. It's no longer a question of if you'll hit a winner, it's how big will it be," says Michael McMain, RealTime's Director of Engineering, "And of course there's also that Big Daddy out there, the multi-casino progressive jackpot".

Pushing "Bad" Luck


Putting together a losing streak that generates the greatest bonus opportunities takes more than luck; it also takes a lot of nerve. Free spins come often, but players must either cash in their free spins, or push on to try and lose again. "It takes a certain amount of guts to take 5, 10, or even 1000 free spins – guaranteed winners – and put them on the line. But then again the payoffs can make it all worthwhile," says Staw.

New Approach to Gaming


This innovative twist on an old standard is nothing new for RealTime Gaming, it is a deliberate strategy for growth. As Staw puts it, "To stay ahead of the competition we have to focus on what the players want, and that is variety, entertainment, and a real shot at winning big prizes. That's how games like It's Good To Be Bad are born. We've generated so much excitement that we've even been approached by traditional slot vendors interested in bringing It's Good To Be Bad to brick and mortar casinos!"

Thus far, response to It's Good To Be Bad has been overwhelmingly positive from both casino operators and players. "The whole reason we do business with RealTime is because they always are pushing the envelope; not just with new technology features, but with real original gaming ideas. Look at It's Good To Be Bad; players win by losing? It's new, it's different and it's bringing in new players. We love it!" gushes casino manager Andrew Johnstone from www.casinoextreme.com.

Evidently, other operators agree, and are demanding more new games from the RealTime team. Luckily, new game innovations are on the way. As Staw puts it, "We released 25 new games in 2002, and we've got even bigger plans for this year."

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September 3rd, 2003

Geisha Lounge and Grand Aces online casinos announce switch to RealTime Gaming software platform

Change is in the air for two online casinos this week as Geisha Lounge (www.geishalounge.com) and Grand Aces Casino (www.grandaces.com), both announced their planned switch to the RealTime Gaming software platform.

"We are excited to join the RealTime family, and we can't wait to roll out their full suite of products to all of our loyal players," says Grand Aces casino manager Nic van den Bergh adding, "It's a pretty exciting time around here."

The switch will officially take place September 10th, but will only affect new players in the short run. While current players will be able to continue playing on the old platform, new players visiting either site will download the new RealTime Gaming platform. There are plans to migrate the entire player roster to the new platform, but for now, existing and new players will run on parallel platforms on parallel sites.

"Our aim is to provide the best new game platform for all of our players (current and new) without disrupting current players' gaming, so we will run in parallel until we have the majority of our players switched over to the new system," says van den Bergh.

Even so, current players will be encouraged to take advantage of the new suite of available games through promotional messaging and CD mailings. According to van den Bergh, "It is such a positive change for our players we predict most will adopt the new platform sooner than later. Of course, we may also add some rewards and incentives to encourage our players to make the switch."

The change will be limited to software only. Management, customer service staff, and look-and-feel for both casino sites will stay relatively the same. Only the games players play , and the game roster they can choose from – will change.

Both operations cite the need to update their game platforms as the primary reason for the shift. As van den Bergh puts it, "We owe it to our players to provide the most cutting edge gaming experience possible, and our old platform was simply out of date - we haven't had a considerable update in months. It's time for a change."

"We really liked what we saw from RealTime. They have a deep understanding of players that shows in their game design, and they are committed to innovation - they've had five releases in the past six months alone!" says van den Bergh.

Both operations said RealTime's track record of frequent releases and development of new titles played heavily in their decision. Not surprising, considering RealTime's player-focused development philosophy.

"We try to find new ways to enhance each player's gaming experience, whether that's through more realistic gameplay design or the development of new, original games," explains Michael Staw, President of RealTime Gaming. "We like to keep things fresh, but above all, our games are playable. The pacing, the action and the look-and-feel are all designed to make playing our games as straightforward and entertaining as possible."

The RealTime product seems to be a nice fit for both casinos, and all parties seem optimistic regarding the switch. van den Bergh sums up the anticipation simply, "We just can't wait to get everyone up and running. September 10th can't get here fast enough!"

Founded in 1998, RealTime Gaming creates Internet gaming software for some of the most successful casino sites on the Internet, employing some of the most sought after talent in the areas of game programming, web development, and business statistics.