1. Finding the Holy Grail: Is Server Based Gaming The Next Big Thing? Gaming Executive Summit Madrid, July 10, 2008

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3. Discussion Topics Industry Facts and Inevitabilities SB Gaming –Demystifying industry confusion SB Gaming –How far away is the dream from being realized? Will SB Gaming actually deliver a better experience for customers and better returns for operators? How do you add value when having limited interaction with the customer?

4. Gaming is Changing Revenue –< 50% from gaming –Majority of revenue is spas, shows, hotel, restaurants, other services…. Globalization –More choices, more suppliers due to open standards Yield management per 30sft –Digital Gaming Device - the portal through which you will sell your products not only generate gaming revenue!

5. Technological Inevitabilities Industry will quickly adopt technologies from outside gaming Innovations will come as much from the outside as from the inside Content will be more portable Customers will be more comfortable with new experiences Data demand will increase Security will increase and become more complex Useful life of products will be more challenging to predict

6. Demystify Industry Confusion Server Based Gaming System Based Gaming Game outcome is determined by the system. If the system goes down so does your floor. See NV Technical Standards 1.010(27) System Supported Gaming Game outcome is determined by the game itself. The system provides support to the game through downloading of software and remote configuration and other applications. If the system goes down the floor can still operate. See NV Technical Standards 1.010(28) Server Based Products A marketing term used by IGT to describe System Supported Gaming Thin Client Thick Client Smart Client Dumb Terminal Netwoked Gaming

7. SB Gaming…Today’s focus Networked Gaming –System Supported Gaming Game outcome is determined by the game itself. The system provides support to the game through downloading of software and remote configuration and other applications. If the system goes down the floor can still operate. See NV Technical Standards 1.010(28) Digital Gaming Devices (DGD) –Gaming devices that use digital infrastructure to deliver and manage content, communications and security Networked Floor Capabilities –The ability to dynamically and bi-directionally interrogate, configure games and move content or data to and from a Digital Gaming Device

8. SB Gaming/Networked Gaming is all about Downloadable Games and Denom Configuration X

9. The Power of Open Networks

10. How Far Away Is The Dream From Being Realized? An Operator Dream… Control Built In-House Exit Strategy Plug & Play Flexibility Independence Grow Business Creativity QOS

11. How Far Away Is The Dream From Being Realized? Foundational technologies agreed upon Vendors are implementing GSA Standards Most operators are making or planning network infrastructure investments MGM CityCenter requested vendors to support GSA Standards Business technology evolution vs Consumer technology revolution Networked gaming is a journey NOT a point in time

13. Better Experience For Customers? Better Returns For Operators? A networked floor facilitates enhanced CRM –Allow you to reach out to your player – follow your customer –Offer him the products and services he wants when he wants them Make the slot machine the portal to the entire property Adjust accrual rate of base points of promotional credits per base-game wager –Will ‘socialize’ your gaming floor Players can collaborate, compete and/or cooperate Obtain 360 degrees view – determine customer’s net worth Offers operators ‘floor asset’ management tools

14. Networked Gaming – Customer Benefits Improved service 100% uptime Marketing at the point of play Redeem points for any product/service Customized experienced through Player profile Communal gaming - group play features Customize bonus offerings based on games or events

15. Networked Gaming - Operator Benefits Maximize revenue based on player demographic –Optimize floor for peak demand –Create floor themes for specific events –Maximizing game life cycle – instantly replace older games with latest ‘hot’ games –Real-time one-to-one marketing 100% uptime Grow in different directions ROI –Business Intelligence and CRM –Application dependant

16. Conclusion Networks are here - deferred spending Need to staff appropriately Applications that drive the most basic needs will initially drive networked gaming –Player does not want to wait –Player wants to be known – reward for his loyalty –Player expects rewards Set the stage to serve the demographics of the future Networked gaming –Experiment at lower cost –Learn faster –Adapt faster Interoperability is key

17. The Impact of GSA Standards They are the enabler of Networked Gaming They drive innovation in the gaming industry They are being implemented by all major manufacturers both on the games and in the systems

18. The Impact of GSA Standards Game Storage Transaction Manager Outcome Manager BIS Systems CMS Systems Ticket Systems EDW G2S Library and Approval System POS Systems Hotel Systems S2S 18