(June 13, 2023 – Vernon Hills, IL) – Incredible Technologies (IT) is proud to announce the installation of True Pick Roulette™, its latest Class II product innovation, in the State of Washington. True Pick Roulette is an Electronic Table Game (ETG) approved for use in Class II jurisdictions, making it the first bingo-based ETG to offer roulette experience with a physical wheel and ball.

IT’s software is powered by bingo; emulating a single ball call and single pattern win, but the player experience is no different than a common Class III ETG Roulette table. For Class II jurisdictions who could not install ETGs due to regulatory restrictions, True Pick Roulette is the only solution to meet the growing demand for ETG stations.

Angel Of The Winds Casino Resort was the first property in North America to install True Pick Roulette with its debut in March. Since, the product has gone live at three additional properties.

“True Pick Roulette is the product we needed,” said John Baca, Angel Of The Winds Director of Slots. “Relying on tried-and-true Class II bingo engines has allowed us to deliver just the product we need to bring the tribes and properties the products other jurisdictions have been able to enjoy for years. The play has far exceeded my expectations. The technology is sound, the math is right where the players want it, and seeing a new player base and demographic is icing on the cake. True Pick Roulette complements our tables and only further enhances our product mix.”

Operators will have the opportunity to learn more about True Pick Roulette at the Northwest Indian Gaming Conference & Expo, June 20-21. IT will showcase the ETG station in Booth 419.

“We are grateful for our early-adoption partners like John and others who place their trust in our team,” said Daymon Ruttenberg, Senior VP of Gaming. “Our talented development team has proven themselves once again and given operators a valuable new tool on their floors. This paves the way for more innovation in this space and underscores IT’s commitment to Tribal gaming.”