Baccarat, Niu Niu and Tiger vs Dragon
A demonstration of Asian game statistics, bonus combinations, jackpot and dealer workflow with game events.
Gen3 jackpot
Sales knowledge base for the gaming table product
A complete product picture: why casinos need bonus bets and a progressive jackpot, how it works for the player, why Gen3 is stronger than previous generations and how a sales manager can explain the product without technical overload.
Demo videos
How the system looks at a gaming table
Two short videos show the player screen and dealer screen: bet entry, bonus events, Wheel of Fortune, jackpot and Asian games.
Important: these videos show the second generation of the product. It is already outdated; a separate Gen3 video will be prepared later.
Poker games and Blackjack
A demonstration of bonus bets, the Fortune Card, Wheel of Fortune, winning combinations and a jackpot event.
Positioning
What we are really selling
More reasons to bet
A shared jackpot, frequent bonuses, a risk game after a win and the feeling that the bonus bet gives clear value instead of just taking money.
Additional bet flow
The product adds a new revenue stream to existing gaming tables and turns the jackpot into a visible advertising asset.
Less friction at the table
Gen3 removes the separate confusing Wheel of Fortune bet, gives controlled corrections and reduces unnecessary calls to senior staff.
Clear economics
The system shows bet activity, payouts, funds and jackpot reserve so the casino understands how the additional game affects money.
Evolution
Three product generations
The development logic is simple: first prove that the bonus and jackpot mechanics make money, then expand games and dealer convenience, then remove unnecessary confusion and make the system controllable.
Documents
Material library
Base
Product
Bonus systems
Why bonus bets, progressive jackpots, return to player and flexible bet ranges matter.
Game process
How players use the bonus system: bets, payouts, jackpot, risk game and return settings.
Hardware and delivery
Monitors, mini PCs, server side, cloth layout, sensors, cameras and hardware delivery models.