Pace-O-Matic is setting the standard for the gaming industry as America’s leading software developer and manufacturer of state-of-the-art entertaining games of skill.
A company built on the foundation of innovation, compliance, integrity, Pace-O-Matic goes beyond the world of skill-based games and into empowering communities.
As a pioneer in the industry, we believe it’s important to not only be leaders in game development and production, but also in ethics.
From creating foundations to supporting established ones, we bring entertainment and revenue to business and support communities through contributions to local charities and non-profit organizations. We are proud advocates for the welfare of individuals in and around the communities where we operate.
Pace-O-Matic continues to challenge competitors with innovative game design, dedication to compliance, and a mission to make the gaming industry more transparent and responsible.
This year, we are gearing up to lean further into our pioneering position as we launch Velocity. Velocity’s suite of powerful tools will increase efficiency, speed, and security of your route to maximize revenue.
Michael Pace started Pace-O-Matic with his legacy, reputation, and a mission in 2000. Known in the gaming world as the “father of the countertop video game,” he set out to carve a new path in the industry after trailblazing one of his own.
As the industry leader, we look forward to what the future holds for our company and the world of games-of-skill.
Michael Hershman - Dispelling casino 'myths:' New York needs to lose fear of the unknown
Michael Hershman, CEO of the Soloviev Group, joins Tim Poole on the Huddle to put forward his case that the Freedom Plaza is the way to go for one of New York's casino licences. He fields a variety of questions - not shying away from any of them - on why 'myths' about casinos and a fear of the unknown should be dispelled, as well as acknowledging the strength of rival bids and discussing opposition to the project.
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Christian Smith - Slot machines a "beautiful intersection of psychology and mathematics"
Bluberi's Christian Smith speaks to Gaming America in an enlightening Huddle. Topics include: the 'Australification' of US gambling, the blending of psychology and mathematics, and the rising trend of three-pot fillers.
As the Tribal gaming sector congregates once more in the Golden State, is it too cliché of me to suggest we are heading for a golden era of Tribal gaming? With the industry set to meet at the Indian Gaming Association t...
Gaming America looks ahead to the 2024 Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention and what attendees can expect when they arrive at the Anaheim Convention Centre.
