Autotote, Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin sign deal

NEW YORK -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- Scientific Games (Nasdaq: SGMS) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Autotote Enterprises, Inc. and the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin have signed a three-year deal for Autotote to supply race book venue management services at the Oneida Bingo & Casino Resort in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Oneida Casino has more than 3,200 slot machines, 46 table games, a private high stakes blackjack area, and an Executive Lounge. The Oneida Tribe operates three casinos in the Green Bay area.

"We are privileged to have the opportunity to support the outstanding Oneida Bingo & Casino resort and its state-of-the-art race book," said Rick Pullman, President of Autotote Enterprises. "The Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin has been one of the most successful and innovative casino operators, and we look forward to continuing their tradition of success with this race book."

"Autotote and Scientific Games have an excellent reputation among race book operators and after seeing their advanced technology, they were clearly the best choice," said Neil Cornelius, General Manager of the Oneida Bingo & Casino. "Judging by their success with Mohegan Sun and the Ho-Chunk Nation, we are confident that they will do a great job supporting our race book as well."

Autotote Enterprises operates the Connecticut OTB system with 10 locations throughout the state including Sports Haven in New Haven, the Bradley Teletheater, the Shoreline Star Teletheater in Bridgeport, and the OTB at John Martin's Manor in Waterville, Maine. Autotote and Scientific Games Worldwide Sports LTD also provide venue management services to the Divi Carina Bay Resort Casino in St. Croix, the Randall James Racetrack and Simulcast Center in St. Croix, the Pony Bar OTB network in St. Thomas and St. John's, Tote Investments Racing Service Simulcast Center in Bridgetown, Barbados, the Goodwood Racing OTB network in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, the Royal Beach casino at Frigate's Bay, St. Kitts, the Entertainment de Mexico OTB network throughout Mexico, and the Ho-Chunk Casino in Baraboo, Wisconsin.