Diamond Game has served the class II Native American gaming market since the company’s inception in 1994. Always in pursuit of providing tribal gaming operations with the best gaming products available in a legal class II format, Diamond Game pours significant resources into its R&D and legal budgets to further tribes’ ability and right to operate quality gaming without a state compact. In addition to providing quality products, Diamond Game is committed to providing its tribal partners with the best technical support on the market. Through our service centers located in the field, we provide regular onsite preventative maintenance and repair. Through our sophisticated back office system, we are able to provide remote system support, as well as detailed audit and revenue reports to the casino.

Diamond Game treats every Native American relationship like a partnership.

Diamond Game’s patented pull-tab dispensers that look and feel like slot machines have been determined by U.S. Federal Courts to be mere dispensers and not gambling devices. In 2004, Diamond Game received a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that its dispenser (a.k.a. Lucky Tab II) was not a slot machine, Johnson Act device or other gambling device. Our dispensers may give your charitable or commercial bingo gaming operation the ability to offer slot-style gaming to your players in conformance with statutes and regulations applicable to your operation. Diamond Game is already providing these dispensers to charitable or commercial bingo gaming operations in multiple jurisdictions generating millions of dollars in net revenue for the gaming halls. Often with few or no changes to laws or rules, Diamond Game may be able to provide these games to your operation. Please contact us to discuss the opportunities in your area.

Diamond Game recently entered the Public Gaming sector of the gaming industry with its launch of Video-ITVM machines in conjunction with the Iowa Lottery. Diamond Game pioneered the use of video and sound to enhance the dispensing of instant tickets, creating a slot machine-like playing experience through a ticket dispenser. In 2004, Diamond Game received a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that its Video-ITVM device (a.k.a. Lucky Tab II) was not a slot machine, Johnson Act device or other gambling device. This ruling paves the way for lotteries nationwide to begin offering to players these Video-ITVMs anywhere regular instant ticket vending machines are in use. This exciting development, which propelled a machine program deployed by the Iowa Lottery, provides an alternative to VLTs.

With the Video-ITVM, the bells, flashing lights and video display, all components that add to the excitement of the game, have no impact on the outcome. The element of chance is contained entirely in the finite deal of instant tickets. In fact, these tickets could be played straight off the roll, without the use of the dispenser. The machine is merely present to enhance the playing experience. The Video-ITVM offers much of the same player experience and appeal offered by VLTs, but with fewer political and legal challenges associated with gaining approval for VLTs.

Please contact us for more information about how your state can benefit from Video-ITVMs.

Diamond Game is uniquely poised to capture the rapidly emerging sweepstakes machine gaming business. With our sophisticated game platform and back office, we can tailor our system to the jurisdictional requirements of a sweepstakes game. Our suite of game titles and slot-style cabinets

Diamond Game is also a market leader in the sweepstakes phone card business.