MACAU BUSINESS
ongoing trials of their products in land-based casinos in the Philippines.
Among the new electronic gaming ventures in the pipeline is “Mori Dice”, a spin on the traditional Sic Bo table game. Retaining the classic Sic Bo rules, “Mori Dice” introduces a format where three dice are rolled across three rounds, enabling players to place distinct bets in each iteration.
Further additions to the product lineup include “Street Steel” slots, the “Super Bull” housed in a slot-style cabinet, and “Enter the Dragon”. The Super Bull, also known as Niu Niu in Chinese, represents a popular baccarat-inspired game in Southeast Asia. “Enter the Dragon”, an electronic baccarat game, offers diverse set betting combinations, such as the coveted Lucky 7 and Super Lucky 7 side bets, echoing prevalent trends in live baccarat tables across Macau in recent times.
ENDEAVOURS IN SLOTS AND AI For slot games, a thriving segment in international markets such as the Philippines, Mr. Au discloses the company’s intention to collaborate with other gaming studios for content development. In September, LT Game unveiled a strategic partnership with Massive Gaming Pty Ltd, an iGaming content provider based in Australia, to craft new slot machines tailored for land-based casinos. “We’re just scratching the surface in the slot game segment, and through these partnerships, we aim to introduce a wider array of games,” he notes. When discussing resource allocation in product development, he notes that the split between electronic table games and slots will be about 60 percent to 40 percent, respectively. LT Game’s aspirations extend beyond conventional boundaries. The company has engaged in collaborations with esteemed institutions such as Harvard University, the University of Macau, and other universities in the Netherlands and Macau to spearhead a project named I-League. This initiative focuses on training AI modules to compete against humans in strategic games like Texas Hold’em and mahjong. “This project is a substantial long-term endeavor for us,” Mr. Au emphasises.
Meanwhile, LT Game has partnered with Macau Polytechnic University (MPU) to establish the MPU-LT Academy, dedicated to cultivating science and technology talents from diverse regions and nations. Regarding future prospects, the chief operating officer refrains from providing a specific revenue forecast differentiating between the Macau and overseas markets. However, he expresses confidence in achieving significant results in foreign markets, given their scale in electronic table games and slot machines: “We are poised to introduce our products from Macau to a global audience.”
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