Jackpot Crossing Casino implements CasinoTrac management system

December 3, 2024
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The installation follows the Carson City property's decision to replace its existing casino management system.

Key points:

- CasinoTrac’s casino management system is developed and offered by Table Trac to operators across the US and worldwide

- Jackpot Crossing Casino first opened in Carson City, Nevada in 2010 and contains over 180 slots on its casino floor

Jackpot Crossing Casino in Carson City, Nevada announced that it has chosen to replace its existing casino management system with CasinoTrac, developed and offered by Table Trac. The property has offered over 180 slots to customers on its casino floor, as well as online and live table games, since opening in 2010. 

“Genuine responsiveness to our casino customer’s needs from our support and development teams is building a better ownership experience for our casino customers,” Table Trac President Chad Hoehne said. 

“US based experts that solve problems helps CasinoTrac build and maintain an ever growing number of casino customers. We are proud to be recognized for this by Stillwater Gaming.”

Stillwater Gaming, which owns and operates Jackpot Crossing Casino, stated that Table Trac’s focus on operators and consumers set the company apart from competitors. 

Good to know: Table Trac announced the deployment of a major project involving strategic upgrades at the WinnaVegas Casino Resort on August 13

“Table Trac is a special company in today’s environment. Unlike so many other companies who are distracted and focused on their own interests, Table Trac is focused on the operators and more importantly the casino guests,” Stillwater Gaming’s Scott Tate said. 

Stillwater Gaming owns and operates multiple casino properties throughout Nevada, including in Churchill and Lyon counties as well as the Carson Valley. These locations feature slot machines, entertainment, hotels, bars and restaurants.

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