GameCo, Inc., maker of the world’s first online game gambling machine (VGM), announces its plans for a broad presence at this year’s Global Gaming Expo (G2E) September 27-29 in Las Vegas. Within the convention, conference attendees may have the exclusive opportunity to play GameCo’s VGM, that is poised to be the world’s first introduction to skill-based online game gambling when it hits casino floors in Atlantic City this year. 

On the convention floor, GameCo will exhibit its premiere product, the “Tri-Pod” VGM Carousel on the Integrated Resort Experience, as a way to be staffed by professional esports athletes and GameCo executives to demo the sport with attendees. GameCo’s VGM can also be on display within the booth of international engineering and manufacturing giant, Suzo-Happ, designer and developer of the VGM’s game controller. In addition, Quixant, the world's premier designer and manufacturer of PC-based computers for the worldwide gaming industry might be demoing GameCo’s first game, “Danger Arena” on its video wall. 

On day two of the convention, Blaine Graboyes, CEO of GameCo, might be a featured speaker at the eSports and Casinos: The approaching Collision panel session on Wednesday, September 28 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. In addition, GameCo will host an individual hospitality suite on the Venetian Palazzo for prospective customers and casino operators to be informed more concerning the VGM and the way forward for skill-based gaming for casinos.

“Fall is gearing as much as be a pivotal time for GameCo, first with the upcoming launch of our VGM in Atlantic City, in addition to our participation at G2E. The debut of our VGM on casino floors could be an historic first step within the evolution of slot gaming, an industry that may be adapting for a brand new generation of players. We're excited to speak about and share our product with the international gaming and casino industry at G2E,” said Graboyes.

In September, GameCo will debut a demo version of its VGM at Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino’s esports lounge in Las Vegas. The VGM may be a precise version of the units so one can launch on casino floors in Atlantic City, but will function as a non-gaming demo device. 

Later this Fall, Graboyes is scheduled to talk at Naruscope’s Esports & Casino Resorts Conference, going down October 25-26 at SLS Las Vegas. The conference will take care of practical strategies and tactics involving esports that gaming properties can immediately implement on casino floors. GameCo may have a VGM onsite on the conference for demos.

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