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Progressive Gaming Signs Key Contract with Galaxy's Starworld Casino

LAS VEGAS -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- Progressive Gaming International Corporation (NASDAQ:PGIC), (the Company) a leading provider of diversified technology and content products and services used in the gaming industry worldwide announced today that it has signed a key systems contract with Galaxy Casinos to install CasinoLink Enterprise Edition and its Table Management System at Galaxy's Starworld property in Macau.

Starworld is the fourth casino to be opened by the Galaxy Group in the rapidly expanding Macau market and is expected to have approximately 300 slots and 300 tables. The Company anticipates installing various modules including CasinoLink slot accounting and wide area jackpot management, CasinoLink Intelligence incorporating Club, Cage and PIT, and its Table Management System.

Executive Vice President of the Company's International Division Neil Crossan stated: "We are excited that Galaxy has recognized the full potential of our range of systems for their Starworld property. This latest agreement is an exciting development that we believe reinforces our offering of systems products in one of the fastest growing markets in the gaming industry worldwide. The Macau market is expected to expand by 5,000 tables and 10,000 slots within the next 5 years and Galaxy is expected to continue to be a significant player in this region."

Vice President of Casino Operations for Galaxy Starworld Mick Caban stated: "We are pleased to extend our existing relationship with Progressive Gaming as we operate CasinoLink in our first two properties and are currently installing CasinoLink in our third property. The success of these installations has provided us the confidence to continue to expand the use of Progressive Gaming's systems products at Starworld that will incorporate their full cage management and table management offerings to enable us to be at the forefront of technology to allow Galaxy Starworld to provide the best service to our customers."

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