Konami Gaming, Inc.

Michael Crittenden

Jeffrey George

Thomas E Soukup

Edward Sepich

David Smiley

Charles Wayne Miller

A casino management networked computer system is described. The networked computer system includes a database server computer and an application server computer coupled to the database server computer and to a plurality of gaming devices. The database server processor is programmed to generate and store a program file including a patron logic matrix that includes data records of patron ranking information included in the spreadsheet. Each data record includes a market definition value, a patron ranking value, a theoretical loss value, and a comp reinvestment data. The application processor is programmed to calculate patron comp point values based on the comp reinvestment data and patron wager data included in a patron data record.

Player tracking system and methods of operating same

A casino management networked computer system is described. The networked computer system includes a patron evaluation server computer including a processor programmed to initiate a tier review operation for patron account records having gaming transaction occurring within a predefined period of time. The processor programmed to determine a current tier level in a selected patron account record and determine a target tier level having a higher ranking. The processor is programmed to identify a tier point amount and an evaluation period associated with the target tier level, retrieve gaming transactions occurring within the identified evaluation period, calculate an amount of tier points based on the retrieved gaming transactions, and modify the selected patron account record to upgrade the tier level to the target tier level upon determining the calculated amount of tier points is equal to or greater than the tier point amount associated with the target tier level.

Casino management networked computer system and methods of operating same

A system has one or more gaming devices including gaming machines and other devices. At least one transaction reading device is coupled to the gaming devices and reads information associated with the monetary instruments associated with the gaming devices. A host computer is operatively coupled to the transaction reading device. A database is associated with the host computer and is configured to retrievably store the information associated with monetary instruments. A data display device is operatively coupled to the host computer and retrieves and displays a list of the monetary instruments in response to input from a user. The data display device can be associated with a wireless remote device, wired to the host computer or associated with the gaming device. The list of the monetary instruments includes information associated with each of the monetary instruments. The list of the monetary instruments can include information from selected gaming devices.

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Henderson, NV, United States of America

Michael Crittenden