Table Trac sells Class II/III System in Oklahoma

MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota – (PRESS RELEASE) -- Table Trac, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: TBTC), a Gaming Systems provider to small and mid-sized casinos whose patented Table Trac system monitors the operation of casino floors, is pleased to announce that it has contracted for the installation of its second casino system utilizing S2S communications for Class II games into the Fort Sill Apache Casino in Lawton Oklahoma.

"We are pleased to announce the sale of our systems to the tenth casino in the past year. We are especially excited to be partnering with the Fort Sill Apache Casino, and to continue our expansion in the Oklahoma market," states Robert Siqveland, Director of Marketing. "Table Trac's systems are ideally suited for the Oklahoma casino market. Notably, our technology experts were able to respond to the difficult challenges of delivering S2S communications for full Class II functionality. In a matter of several months working with our first Oklahoma casino, we added the S2S capability providing a mixed Class II/III system for comprehensive casino management, accounting and players club. Also, our pricing structure remains at levels that allow the small and mid-sizes casinos to acquire the critical systems functionality they need for stability and growth while meeting realistic budgetary concerns."

Darrell Nott, General Manager of the Fort Sill Apache Casino stated: "In our due-diligence efforts to evaluate systems, we found that the Table Trac system was the one system that is accurately performing the required functions for players club points and accounting reconciliation on Class II games, and, as a bonus, we were certainly pleased and surprised at the cost."

"In line with our history, Table Trac has directed its efforts toward those gaming operations that are budget-minded and seek value in a responsive business relationship with their systems provider. We have never lost a customer in our ten plus years of business. They are the heart and soul of our sales team," concludes Siqveland.