Table Trac, Inc. signs new deal with the Santee Sioux Nation

MINNETONKA, Minn. (PRESS RLEASE) -- Table Trac, Inc. (OTCQB: TBTC), a developer and provider of casino information and management systems that automate and monitor the operations of casinos, today announced the completion of a new systems contract to provide the Santee Sioux Nation with a casino management system at Nebraska's first casino, the Ohiya Casino and Bingo. The contract also calls for Table Trac to install a casino management system at the Santee Sioux Nation's newest property scheduled to open later this year.

Table Trac will be providing both casino properties with a complete casino management system under the CasinoTrac suite of management tools, including slot accounting, patron management, player tracking, as well as PromoTrac and KioskTrac, Table Trac's unique revenue-driving marketing and promotional products. The first system is expected to be installed in the second quarter of 2012.

"Table Trac's CasinoTrac management system provides us with not only increased opportunities to drive casino revenues and create player excitement and loyalty at our existing property, but it also gives us the unique ability to grow into our newest property that will truly be a destination resort with a hotel, swimming pool, restaurant, event center C-store and fuel plaza," said Thelma Thomas, General Manager of the Ohiya Casino & Bingo. "The system's functionality and overall ease of use will keep us competitive and allow us to spend more time with players and guests and in the end will help us position the Santee Sioux Nation as a true economic leader in this region."

"The scalability of Table Trac's casino management system will allow the Santee Sioux Nation to grow and expand today and in the future," said Glenn Goulet, Chief Executive Officer of Table Trac, Inc. "We are proud to play a part in the long-term growth and development plans of the Santee Sioux Nation and we are confident that our solution will greatly benefit the Tribe and all the valuable programs it supports."