Prior Conversation on Galaxy issues
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Prior Conversation on Galaxy issues
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Quote:In December 2005, investigators sent a letter to the California Gaming Control Commission recommending that the commission deem Saucier unsuitable to operate in California as a gaming supplier.
The case was assigned to the Attorney General’s Office in 2007 for prosecution. It still is pending. The lawyer in charge, Deputy Attorney General William Williams, Jr., was not available for comment.
Why not make this one paragraph?
Quote:The lawyer in charge, Deputy Attorney General William Williams, Jr., was not available for comment.
What kind of parents with the last name of Williams names their son William?
The same kind that would name their kid Robert LoblawQuote: WizardWhat kind of parents with the last name of Williams names their son William?
Quote: AuthorThe company’s titles include Player’s Edge, Emperor’s Challenge, Deuces Wild and Texas Shootout. Its side bet offerings include Bonus Craps, Bust Bonus and Lucky 8.
The company also developed TableMAX, an automated table game that offers blackjack without a live dealer.
How about the Author not even doing enough research to make sure his story is current and relevant. Galaxy's most recent and most promising products are High Card Flush and their Bonus Jackpot platform. You would think he would have been able to at least Google some more recent news about Galaxy than years old info.
ZCore13
Zcore, do you have High card Flush in your casino yet? I did not see it 2 weeks ago.Quote: Zcore13How about the Author not even doing enough research to make sure his story is current and relevant. Galaxy's most recent and most promising products are High Card Flush and their Bonus Jackpot platform. You would think he would have been able to at least Google some more recent news about Galaxy than years old info.
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Quote: WizardWhat kind of parents with the last name of Williams names their son William?
Same parents who make their kid's name a palindrome. My childhood friend OTTO MOTTO.
William Williams has a nice rig to itQuote: WizardWhat kind of parents with the last name of Williams names their son William?
I enjoyed my hour of playing this new game and staying off the side bets (OK, I did put a consistent dollar on the straight flush bonus), I came out even. I think Galaxy finally has another premium game offering that is going to work in a lot of locations.
William B. Williams was for many years the top disk jockey in New York on a leading music station in the city, WNEW-AM. His show, IIRC, was entitled "The Make-Believe Ballroom," and he featured a closed relationship with Sinatra and a large number of other big stars.Quote: WizardWhat kind of parents with the last name of Williams names their son William?
What games are doing well in UK? If Pai Gow is well accepted there, HCF should.Quote: McDemonCan't see this game making outside the US, too slow and takes up too much space on a BJ table for the UK market.
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Quote: ParadigmWhile the game has a very simple strategy, it offers the same "squeeze of the cards" anticipation of PGP and this should not be discount
Stupid Jack of Hearts instead of diamonds! I'll have to get my mom down there to see if she likes it.
Thanks. This is very important to game inventors that have an interest in marking games in UK. Any 7 card game is out. How about 5 card, 4 card or 3 card games, the simple ones?Quote: McDemonYou are wrong my friend, speed of game is very important in the UK, turnover is everything, I am not saying its right, just that's the way it is. From the procedure I saw the game is a mess to deal, 7 cards each takes too long to deal plus the punters making up their hand..its dead on arrival in the UK..I take bets on it!
Quote: McDemonPai Gow is a non starter, no third party game is doing anything, the structure of the casino industry makes bringing new games to the UK virtually impossible. Remember, Casinos in the UK are NOT in the gambling business, they offer gambling services.
What does this mean and what does this have to do with Galaxy likely to get kicked out of California?
I'm guessing his knowledge of the industry, in any Country, is next to or exactly zero. If somebody with experience in the UK market says something, then I'd say that's something you can put some trust in.
You can't just say a 7 card game will never work because it's dealt to slow. It takes the same amount of time to deal 7 cards as 3 or 4 out of an iDeal shuffler. The shuffler does all the work.
Does the actual game take a little longer to play, yes. But if players love the game (any game) and prove they will wager their hard earned money on it, it will end up in a Casino. Money talks in the Casino business.
ZCore13
Quote: AxelWolfWilliam Williams has a nice rig to it
there was a very famous disc jockey on WNEW radio in New York City by the name of William B Williams who for decades hosted "The Make Believe Ballroom." This was adult oriented radio in the 1950s and 1960s... Sinatra and the like.
I think for a while he was the highest paid DJ in the USA.
Quote: McDemonI am also a game developer and currently have a game trialing in the UK
I'll bite :-).....what game do you have trialing?
I wish you much success, but from your description it sounds like a tougher road in the UK than in the US for a new game to get a chance to succeed.
Perhaps you could start a new thread on your game so we can give you some feedback. All the best!
I have posted a brief thread about the game as requested.
Quote: UCivan
"The trust owes the majority of those debts — about $1.8 million — to Bank of America, which doled out a set of mortgages and a mortgage loan for property at 6980 O’Bannon Drive, the headquarters of Galaxy Gaming Inc., the filing says."
YET: "While the Saucier Business Trust collects rent from Galaxy Gaming Inc., Robert Saucier said neither he nor his company has had any occasion to associate with the trust."
Hmm. This story gets more interesting by the week.
Quote: Thermoshttp://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/california-gaming-regulators-say-no-galaxy-gaming-ceo
Are the allegedly saying Saucier is a Dodgy Geezer?
Quote: UCivanGLXZ dropped to $0.18 this morning. Hope Paigowdan is doing OK.
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Galaxy says: These proceedings do not directly involve GLXZ. Its status as a licensee in California is unchanged and remains in good standing, as it does in all other jurisdictions the Company operates. GLXZ will continue to provide its products and services without interruption.
HUH?
Quote: Zcore13Buy as much as you can afford at .18 a share !
Too late - it's back up to .24 a share.
Quote: EvenBobCA Gaming says: The California Gambling Control Commission on Thursday unanimously upheld a judge’s ruling that deemed Galaxy Gaming California LLC, a subsidiary of Las Vegas-based Galaxy Gaming Inc., and CEO Robert Saucier unsuitable to do business in California.
Galaxy says: These proceedings do not directly involve GLXZ. Its status as a licensee in California is unchanged and remains in good standing, as it does in all other jurisdictions the Company operates. GLXZ will continue to provide its products and services without interruption.
HUH?
Apparently, Galaxy is under the impression that the CGCC's ruling applies to "Galaxy Gaming California LLC" (symbol GGCA), which went out of business in 2009, and not "Galaxy Gaming LLC" (GLXZ), which Galaxy considers a separate entity. I have a feeling that if the ruling also applies to Saucier, then he'll "officially" step down as CEO, and then Galaxy will claim that the ruling does not apply to anyone in the company.
Quote: ThatDonGuyToo late - it's back up to .24 a share.
ZCore's post may have influenced that bump...haha
Quote: ThatDonGuyI have a feeling that if the ruling also applies to Saucier, then he'll "officially" step down as CEO, and then Galaxy will claim that the ruling does not apply to anyone in the company.
You can only play that game for so long. Gaming
will get their way, they always do. The big problem
for galaxy is if they're ever denied a license in any
state, they have to report it to every state they do
business in and explain why. There are way too many
shennigans going on for a company in the gaming
business. Like Saucier's wife filing bankruptcy last month.
This can't continue for long.
Quote: EvenBobCA Gaming says: The California Gambling Control Commission on Thursday unanimously upheld a judge’s ruling that deemed Galaxy Gaming California LLC, a subsidiary of Las Vegas-based Galaxy Gaming Inc., and CEO Robert Saucier unsuitable to do business in California.
Galaxy says: These proceedings do not directly involve GLXZ. Its status as a licensee in California is unchanged and remains in good standing, as it does in all other jurisdictions the Company operates. GLXZ will continue to provide its products and services without interruption.
HUH?
If there are question marks over the CEO, not sure why, and there appear to be problem as posted by thermos, http://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/california-gaming-regulators-say-no-galaxy-gaming-ceos,
Can't be long before he goes..
thru all the hoops and get a gaming license, which
might be a problem if even half the stuff Calif says
about Galaxy is true.
http://www.gamingtoday.com/articles/article/42322-Regulators_call_for_Galaxy_Gaming_Inc_licensing
ZCore13
every stone in your past and looks at whats underneath
with a blacklight and a magnifying glass. Might be time to
hang a For Sale sign out front.
Quote: EvenBobThe background investigation into applicants turns over
every stone in your past and looks at whats underneath
with a blacklight and a magnifying glass. Might be time to
hang a For Sale sign out front.
You mean like SHFL?
Anyone can be bought, everyone has a price.