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| Eagle Rock Gaming was formed in 2002 in Las
Vegas, Nevada. Since that time, Eagle Rock has become a serious
competitor in the Las Vegas area. It does not have operations
far beyond that area, though Vegas is the best place to be if
you are a smaller slot route operator. Eagle Rock offers International Game Technology machines. Of course, if you are going to market only one brand of machine, IGT is the best one to market. It has the largest portfolio of slot machines and the most popular games in the world, such as The Wheel of Fortune slots. Their programs are EZ Safe and EZ Route, in a partnership between IGT and Western Money Systems. Eagle Rock sometimes partners with local venues to sponsor progressive jackpots for players. I have seen one dollar progressive with a payoff starting at $6,500. Their offices are found in the city, so they are right on site if you need emergency assistance. The President of Eagle Rock Gaming is Kimberly B. Riggs, while Scott Cox is operations manager. You can call them at 702-395-9244. ParticipationWhen you own a gaming license, then you can sign a "participation" deal with Eagle Rock Gaming. This means they handle the logistics of the machines, while splitting revenues with the venue. Space LeaseThis is for venues which do not have a gaming license. Eagle Rock Gaming will lease space, which allows them to operate their license while you gain a portion of their profits. MaintenanceEagle Rock also offers maintenance services for operators who already own their own machine, but need technical assistance. Custom ServicesIf you have more specific needs which cannot be covered in one of the three arrangements above, Eagle Rock offers custom services to be negotiated through their offices. LicensesEagle Rock Gaming possesses licenses in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson and Clark County. Their slot route is focused, but not entirely focused, on "restricted gaming". Restricted is for smaller venues mainly. You can have a restricted license if you have no more than fifteen slot machines on your site, and do not offer table games. Eagle Rock offers service to taverns and bars, grocery stores and drug stores. These venues can have up to 15 machines in their establishment. Convenience stores are another big player with Eagle Rock Gaming. These establishments legally can have up to 7 machines. "Supper clubs" can have 5 machines, while liquor stores can hold 4. Fish and WildlifeInterestingly, Eagle Rock Gaming offers fish and wildlife consulting. They have expertise in more than one kind of game.
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