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Jackpot Digital Inc. develops and deploys Jackpot Blitz® dealerless multiplayer electronic poker table games for casino and gaming-lounge operators. Company news centers on software license and equipment lease agreements, table installations and launches, and regulatory approvals that allow the company to supply and service electronic table games in licensed gaming jurisdictions.
Recurring updates also describe the Jackpot Blitz® platform, including its touchscreen interface, automated poker format, back-end game management tools, cash-game and tournament support, and recurring revenue model tied to installed tables.
Jackpot Digital (OTCQB: JPOTF) has signed an agreement with Everglades Farms Ltd. to install its Jackpot Blitz® dealerless electronic poker table at Monte Carlo Gaming Lounge in Kingston, Jamaica. This marks the company's second installation in Jamaica, pending regulatory approvals.
The installation is scheduled for August 2025 at Monte Carlo Gaming Lounge, one of Everglades Farms' five gaming lounges. The Jackpot Blitz® features a 75-inch touchscreen tabletop that combines traditional poker with dealerless technology, designed for both experienced and new players.
Jackpot Digital has established presence across major cruise lines including Carnival, Princess, Holland America, AIDA, and Costa Cruises, along with land-based installations in multiple U.S. states, Canada, and international jurisdictions.
Jackpot Digital (OTCQB: JPOTF) has secured non-revolving lines of credit agreements with two lenders for up to US$4,000,000 to manufacture and distribute Jackpot Blitz® electronic table games (ETGs). The credit facility allows drawdowns until January 1, 2027, with full repayment required by December 31, 2028.
In case of default, lenders may convert outstanding principal and interest into company shares at a discounted market price. The agreements aim to increase manufacturing capacity to meet growing customer demand and enable larger production volumes. The credit agreements require TSX Venture Exchange approval and include securities resale restrictions under Canadian and US regulations.