Legal iGaming Ready to License Remote Access Gaming Solution to Casinos

Legal iGaming, a provider of electronic gaming technology primarily to Native American Casinos, announced that its remote access gaming solution is ready for deployment to the gaming industry. This new technology will allow casino patrons to play casino games from their hotel rooms.

Native American casino regulations limit the number of Class III gaming devices allowed on the casino floor, and many leading Native American casinos have already reached the maximum capacity for gaming machines. Remote access gaming allows casinos to circumvent regulatory limitations, and serve up to 8,000 casino patrons at once.

Capitalizing on its close relationship with the industry, Legal iGaming will soon license its remote access gaming platform for use in Native American Casino across the United States.

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