Aristocrat Technologies, Inc.

Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited

Wms Gaming, Inc.

Peerless Industries, Inc.

Aristocrat Technologies, Inc. (Ati)

Frank E Rodriguez

Stephen Shaffer, Jr

Rajendrasinh Banesinh Jadeja

Alfred Thomas

Bruce Edward Urban

Ariel David Turgel

Joseph E Kaminkow

Matthew McKay

Daniel Harden

Hirotomi Teranishi

Paul Barker

Charles Miller, Sr

Victor Blanco

Michelle Cupersmith

Marenz Ganadillo

Elliot L Ortiz

Xiaoqiang D Gong

Timothy Francis Barbour

Roberto Coppola

Timothy William Seckel

Joseph Masinter, Ii

Akifusa Nakazawa

Dominic J DeMarco

Eric F Taylor

Steven M Santisi

Donovan Meyer

Robert Wand

Xiaoqiang Gong

Lindsay McClintock

Sy Hyin Wong

Timothy C Loose

James Franklin Stair

Rena M Schoonmaker

Jacob C Greenberg

Christopher Cleveland

John Michael Gillespie

Martin Mirakhour

Martin Holland

Jon Hanlin

Daniel Egar

Michael G Hamouz

Carlos Terminel Iberri

Tatsuya Adachi

Masataka Kimura

Timothy Hession

Elliott Ortiz

Jarrod Moore

Larry J Pacey

Daniel Mordecai Marks

James M Rasmussen

Scott Alan Massing

Norman R Wurz

Eleobardo Moreno

Sina Miri

Nimish Purohit

Michael R Bytnar

Scott Hendrickson

Gregory J Tastad

Scott Michael Minch

Rajneesh Sharma

Gilbert J Q Burak

Benjamin Martin

Jennifer Andrea Potokar

Jeremy K Gill

Kenneth Michael Ross

Miguel A Vega

Edward J Redd

Dominic Demarco

Tammy Rambo

Gary Strahinic

Sandra Apple

Altay Nuhoglu

Alexander Coulthard

Gaming display

Gaming machine

Disclosed are gaming systems, methods and machines that include one or more modular buttons. In particular, a modular button is configured for mounting within a frame or panel. The modular button may be interchangeable, such that various modular buttons may be added, exchanged, and/or removed from the frame. In some examples, the frame may be formed of a metal or other structural material. In some examples, the frame may be formed within a surface of another system, such as a bar-top, a gaming table, or an EGM, as a non-limiting listing of examples. The modular buttons include devices and/or circuitry to enable wireless transfer of power and/or communications.

Modular buttons for a gaming system

A blockchain system comprising a plurality of electronic gaming devices configured to perform proof of work computations and a processor configured to: collect transaction data from a blockchain; create a block body that includes the transaction data; transmit a message to a set of electronic gaming devices that includes the block body; receive, from a first electronic gaming device, a success message that includes at least a nonce string; create a new block for the blockchain that includes at least the block body and the nonce string; transmit the new block into the blockchain, thereby causing the new block to be added to the blockchain; identify a mining reward on the blockchain based on the adding of the new block, the mining reward being in a first value of cryptocurrency supported by the blockchain; and increment a progressive jackpot by the first value, the progressive jackpot being provided in the cryptocurrency.

Gaming systems with blockchain jackpots

A robot management system (RMS) includes a plurality of service robots deployed within an operations venue that includes a plurality of gaming devices, an operator terminal presenting a graphical user interface (GUI) to an operator, and a robot management system server (RMS server) configured in networked communication with the plurality of service robots. The RMS server is configured to: identify location data for the service robots; create an interactive overlay map of the operations venue that includes a static map of the operations venue, overlay data showing the location data of the plurality of service robots over the static map, and an interactive icon for each service robot of the plurality of service robots; display, via the GUI, the overlay map; receive a first input indicating a selection of a first interactive icon associated with a first service robot; and display current status information associated with the first service robot.

Gaming service automation system with graphical user interface

Set of gaming machine archways with overhead display screens

Gaming machine archway with overhead display screen

A gaming device uses a USB interface for power delivery and data transmission. In non-limiting examples, the USB interface may be a universal serial bus (USB) C-type cable communicatively and electrically connecting multiple electronic gaming devices and/or auxiliary devices, such as monitors, thereby reducing the number of cables for power and data delivery between machines and/or devices.

Gaming device with a USB interface for delivering power and data to video display modules

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Frank E Rodriguez