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Casinos Slovakia chooses ACE

STOCKHOLM, Sweden – (PRESS RELEASE-- ACE Interactive announced today that the leading Slovakian casino operator, Casinos Slovakia, has signed a contract for the provision of an Interactive Video Terminal (iVT) solution. This turnkey solution comprises of a thin-client server-based gaming system, utilizing ACE Interactive's on-line Interactive Video Terminals (iVTs). Under the terms of the contract, ACE Interactive will provide a selection of games, training and installation support, as well as project management and maintenance service and support.

Initially, the ACE Interactive solution will be placed in Casinos Slovakia's three casinos; Bratislava, Piesfany and Kosice, with every iVT connected to a central server located in Casinos Slovakia's head office in Bratislava. The head office staff will manage and control all individual iVTs with regards to game content, software and performance. Over the course of the contract ACE Interactive anticipates a significant number of iVTs to be placed in all three casinos, potentially creating further opportunities with Casinos Slovakia.

"This contract is groundbreaking for ACE Interactive as it represents a first step into the dynamic and fast growing Eastern European market," stated ACE Interactive's CEO, Michael Koch. "We are very pleased and honored to be selected by Casinos Slovakia to provide a solution supporting the company's strategy going forward."

"The ACE Interactive solution is an integral part of Casinos Slovakia's future strategy, as we are looking for a technical solution to help us control our growing business, ensuring complete flexibility when facing future customer demand and legislative changes," added Casinos Slovakia Managing Director, Peter Pison. "Further, in preparation for the future, ACE Interactive's open architecture provides us flexible content solutions accommodating multiple game content providers. Casinos Slovakia is thrilled about our partnership with ACE Interactive and look forward to a strong relationship in the iVT sector."

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