“Casinos increasingly are turning toward radio frequency identification technology to protect against patrons trying to cash in counterfeit gaming chips and to stop cheaters at blackjack, poker and other card tables. “Some casinos on Indian reservations use software from Gaming Partners along with our equipment to track the player’s bet at the table,” said Laurent Gaubout, marketing manager for Gaming Partners. ”Today, it’s really the Indian reservations in the United States that are using both technologies.”
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