Company Description
Table Trac, Inc. (OTCQX: TBTC) is a Nevada corporation that develops, sells, and leases casino information and management systems and provides technical support to casinos. Founded in 1995 and based in Minnesota, the company focuses on technology that automates and monitors casino operations, with particular emphasis on slot and table game management, player tracking, and regulatory compliance within the gaming industry.
Table Trac’s primary technology platform is CasinoTrac, a casino management system (CMS) built on an open architecture. According to the company, this architecture is designed to provide casino operators with a secure, scalable, and flexible system that can interconnect and operate with most third-party software and hardware. This interoperability is intended to help casinos integrate CasinoTrac into existing environments while maintaining strict auditing, accounting, and regulatory requirements applicable to the gaming sector.
Core products and services
The company’s business centers on information and management systems and related support for casinos. Key products and services described by Table Trac include:
- CasinoTrac CMS: A management system that supports casino operations, including player tracking, accounting, and operational controls.
- Player tracking modules: Software modules that drive player tracking programs, enabling casinos to monitor and reward player activity.
- Kiosk promotions: Promotional tools delivered through kiosks to support marketing and loyalty initiatives inside casinos.
- Vault and cage controls: Systems designed to provide controls and oversight for vault and cage operations in casinos.
- Regulator-approved slot and table game accounting: Accounting functions that are described as compliant with applicable gaming regulations.
- Patented real-time table system: A patented, real-time system that automates and monitors the operations of casino gaming tables.
Table Trac states that its suite of management systems and kiosks is installed with ongoing support and maintenance contracts with approximately 115 casino owner-operators in over 300 casinos worldwide, including casinos operated by more than 40 sovereign Indian tribes. The company reports that it continues to expand its product offerings with new system features and ancillary products.
Technology focus and platform capabilities
CasinoTrac is described as an open-architecture platform emphasizing security, scalability, and flexibility. The company highlights the system’s ability to interconnect with third-party software and hardware, which can be important for casinos that rely on multiple vendors for gaming devices, loyalty systems, and back-office tools. Table Trac also emphasizes that its systems are designed to meet strict auditing, accounting, and regulatory requirements that apply to gaming operations.
Within the CasinoTrac ecosystem, Table Trac references several branded components and capabilities, including:
- PlayerLINQ network: A high-speed, secure, unified, and stable network described as driving player engagement and supporting casino operations.
- SlotSUITE platform: A programmatic, customizable platform used to support slot-related functions and player engagement.
- SelfPAY: A feature aimed at improving efficiency and time on device for patrons.
- KTMobile: A mobile application for patron connectivity and cardless interaction with the casino’s systems.
- DataTrac: A tool for loyalty marketing, operations data analytics, and visualizations.
- CTLoyalty: A patron and club management component that works with CasinoTrac’s bonusing, auto-tiering, and rewards functions.
These components are described in company communications as enhancing loyalty, bonusing, and operational capabilities for casino operators using CasinoTrac.
Business model and customer base
Table Trac reports that it develops, sells, and leases its information and management systems and provides technical support to casinos. The company’s revenue sources, as described in its earnings releases, include system revenue and maintenance revenue, reflecting both initial system installations and ongoing support and maintenance contracts. The company notes that it installs systems at new customer locations and expands services at existing customers, and that it sometimes has system contracts in backlog that it anticipates installing in future periods.
The company’s systems and kiosks are installed with ongoing support and maintenance contracts in casinos worldwide. Table Trac specifically notes installations with 115 casino owner-operators in over 300 casinos, including properties operated by more than 40 sovereign Indian tribes. These details indicate that the company’s customer base includes commercial casinos and tribal gaming operations.
Industry and sector context
Table Trac operates in the casinos (except casino hotels) industry within the broader arts, entertainment, and recreation sector. Rather than operating casinos directly, the company focuses on supplying technology and management systems to casino operators. Its products are designed to support gaming operations, regulatory compliance, player loyalty programs, and financial controls inside casinos.
Company disclosures emphasize that its systems are designed to meet strict auditing, accounting, and regulatory requirements applicable to the gaming industry. This focus reflects the highly regulated nature of casino operations, where accurate tracking of play, revenue, and cash handling is critical.
Geographic footprint and market activity
Table Trac’s news releases describe installations and upgrades across multiple casino properties, including casinos in Nevada and casinos operated by tribal gaming enterprises. The company has highlighted expansion in Nevada, where CasinoTrac has been installed or upgraded at properties such as Barton’s Club 93 and the Border Inn Casino. It has also announced agreements to deliver CasinoTrac CMS to S&K Gaming, LLC, which oversees several tribal-owned gaming and hospitality businesses.
In addition to new installations, Table Trac reports that some long-time customers upgrade from classic systems to newer technology stacks that incorporate features such as the PlayerLINQ network, SlotSUITE, SelfPAY, KTMobile, DataTrac, and CTLoyalty.
Partnerships and integrations
Table Trac has announced a strategic partnership with InfiGifts, a provider of gifting technology to the gaming industry. Through this partnership, integrated gifting solutions are made available to CasinoTrac customers. The integration allows players to use the InfiGifts platform via CasinoTrac kiosks or the KTMobile application, supporting promotional strategies such as monthly gifting, points shopping, and VIP gifting. The company states that this integration is intended to streamline gifting processes for casinos and improve the player experience.
Leadership and corporate developments
In an 8-K filing and corresponding press release, Table Trac reported a leadership change effective January 1, 2026. Randy Gilbert, previously the company’s Chief Financial Officer, was appointed Chief Executive Officer and serves as both CEO and CFO. Chad Hoehne transitioned from his role as Chief Executive Officer and continues as President and Chief Technology Officer. The company describes this leadership alignment as intended to support advancement of its technology platform, expansion of market presence, and development of forward-looking technologies, including AI-driven enhancements to casino system intelligence and operational efficiency.
Stock information and regulatory filings
Table Trac’s common stock trades on the OTCQX market under the ticker symbol TBTC. The company files reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), including Forms 10-Q for quarterly results and Form 8-K for material events such as leadership changes. In several earnings releases, Table Trac notes that its 10-Q filings are available on the SEC’s EDGAR system.
Dividend activity
Table Trac has announced cash dividends on its common stock in multiple periods. For example, the company’s board of directors approved cash dividends of $0.02 per share on several occasions, with specified record and payment dates. These announcements indicate that the company has chosen to return a portion of its earnings to shareholders through cash dividends.
Position within the gaming technology ecosystem
According to its public statements, Table Trac positions CasinoTrac as a CMS-focused technology platform for casinos, with an emphasis on secure, unified, and stable operation. The company highlights its intellectual property catalog, including its patented real-time table system, and describes its technology as intended to support customer practices and enhance customer experiences rather than impose rigid procedures. Through ongoing product development, integrations such as the InfiGifts partnership, and feature expansions across loyalty, bonusing, and operations, Table Trac presents itself as a specialized provider of casino management technology within the broader gaming and entertainment sector.