Gambling in the USA
OptiShot Golf Unveils New Simulators at 2019 PGA Merchandise Show
Leading simulator company offers two new simulators to its line-up
OptiShot® Golf, home to the best-selling Golf-In-A-Box series, has partnered with V1 Sports to attend the 2019 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, FL January 23-25.
OptiShot Golf will be providing professionals, and consumers access to leading technology and demonstrations of its newest simulator solutions, BallFlight® and Vision®.
The V1/OptiShot Golf booth (#1259) will feature software solutions with multiple camera positions set up within the OptiShot Golf BallFlight simulator. BallFlight, the industry’s first “trio-tracking” simulator offers detailed data on ball spin, ball and clubhead speed, and launch angle to help improve golfers of all abilities.
“The newest addition to our simulator lineup offers golf teaching professionals and avid golfers of all levels an educational training tool to help elevate their game,” said President/COO, Kevin Johnston. “We understand seeing is believing, and we are confident that our new simulator offerings will help our customers ‘bring golf home’ with an accurate and accessible solution.”
BallFlight, the industry’s most intuitive golf simulator, offers trio-tracking technology using a camera, radar, and IR. Detailed data on total distance, carry distance, ball speed, backspin, distance, launch angle, and club speed, BallFlight boasts the best in course play and analytics, for golfers of any level of the game. Portable, responsive, and suitable for indoor and outdoor use, it’s the perfect blend of training and entertainment.
Vision, the newest addition to the OptiShot family offers realistic course play on 65 world-renown courses and accurate analytics. Featuring three-camera overhead capture technology, providing both measured ball and club data, course play, and club fitting, Vision allows golfers of any level to refine their game, no tee time required. Boasting real-time visual feedback on each shot, custom club fitting options, and unique player profiles, Vision is perfect as both a residential or commercial solution. Vision gives a glimpse into the future of golf simulation, from the comforts of home.
Both V1 and OptiShot Golf will showcase its array of products, software, and apps for both professionals and avid golfers throughout the show.
To learn more about the entire OptiShot lineup, as well as V1 Solutions, please visit booth 1259 at the 2019 PGA Show. To schedule an appointment, email [email protected], or call Trevor Faust, VP of Sales, at 517.403.2792.
ABOUT OPTISHOT GOLF:
OptiShot® Golf, home to the best-selling “Golf-in-a-Box” series, offers affordable and accurate state-of-the-art technology in its simulators. Equipped with a guarantee to improve each user’s game, the OptiShot simulator lineup allows for single player experiences up to a four-person scramble. Experience famed courses throughout the world from the comforts of home and no tee time required.
Tee up against competitors around the world with its online gaming platform: OptiShot Season Pass™. Weekly live tournaments and closest-to-the-pin challenges offer golfers a chance to compete for real prizes and bragging rights.
Learn more about the full OptiShot Golf simulator lineup by visiting optishotgolf.com. Follow OptiShot Golf on Instagram (@OptiShotGolf), Twitter (@OptiShotGolf), and Facebook (/OptiShotGolf) to stay up-to-date with the latest offerings.
ABOUT V1 SPORTS:
Founded in 1995, V1 Sports (V1) is the leader in video swing analysis software. The V1 Golf game improvement platform delivers golf instruction by connecting golf professionals and golfers to improve performance. V1 is recognized as the pioneer in providing seamless video lessons with integrated telestration and voiceover. V1 products capture, review and analyze swing video for the creation and sharing of golf lessons and instruction content. Visit v1sports.com. Follow V1 on Twitter @v1sports.
SOURCE: OptiShot Golf
Compliance Updates
Arizona Department of Gaming Releases October Sports Betting Figures
Bettors in Arizona wagered approximately $791 million on sports in October of 2024, according to a new report by the Arizona Department of Gaming. This represents an approximate 22% increase when compared to October of 2023.
The state collected approximately $2.35 million in privilege fees in the month.
Gambling in the USA
Neosurf & Betting Hero to reveal results of their in-depth study into US online gambling and payment habits in exclusive two-part webinar series
Neosurf, the globally trusted provider of swift and secure cash-to-digital payment solutions, has announced it will be sharing the findings of a recent study into the online betting habits, preferences and frustrations of US players in an exclusive two-part webinar series beginning on January 14th.
Neosurf commissioned the research via Betting Hero – a leading US-based iGaming portal with expertise in casino, sports betting and DFS. The webinars will see Neosurf CEO Americas, Sue Page, Betting Hero’s Co-Founder and President, Jai Maw, and Senior Director of Product and Research, Ernie Ropas, dive into the report’s key findings and discuss what some of the more surprising results could mean for operators.
The survey, which featured respondents from New Jersey, Colorado and North Carolina, aimed to help operators and regulators within the gambling industry better understand the typical US bettor – how and why they bet, what tools they use to manage their budget and what Responsible Gaming means to them. The findings will be revealed in the webinars and used to identify areas where Neosurf’s products can help operators provide a better user experience.
The research highlighted several aspects of payments and responsible gaming that bettors felt could be improved. Problems with payments remain an issue – 52% of respondents said that they’d experienced payment issues in the past year, and with over 50% depositing and withdrawing multiple times each month, there is a significant cost impact to the operators.
Additionally, respondents indicated they’d be in favour of using a service that could share pre-verified ID information with operators, with ease of use for new payment methods and seamless integration across multiple platforms identified as important factors in their choosing and remaining loyal to a single sports betting platform.
Sue Page, Neosurf CEO Americas, said: “It was important to us to gain a more detailed insight into the US sports bettor. We wanted to talk to the players and ask questions that no one else is asking, and through our collaboration with Betting Hero I’m delighted that we now have a comprehensive piece of research.
“Offering valuable insights into player habits – how and why they bet, the ongoing pain points they’re experiencing with payments and their thoughts on Responsible Gaming—we’ll be taking a deep dive into the results of the survey in our two-part webinar series starting at 10:00 ET on January 14th, and we encourage all US-focused operators and regulators to join us.”
Gambling in the USA
Saracen Casino Resort Chooses QCI Chatalytics to Enhance Casino Operations with Integrated AI Solutions
Saracen Casino Resort has selected Quick Custom Intelligence’s (QCI) Chatalytics, an integrated AI-driven suite, to revolutionize its casino operations and elevate guest experiences. The QCI Chatalytics solution, which includes Slot Copilot, Player Copilot, Dashboard, and the Robot Button, leverages OpenAI integration to provide real-time insights and streamlined decision-making across the casino floor.
QCI Chatalytics offers a powerful blend of AI-powered tools designed to optimize both player and slot management. With Slot Copilot, operators gain enhanced capabilities for real-time slot performance monitoring, predictive analytics, and dynamic task assignment. Player Copilot delivers personalized player engagement by analyzing customer data to inform service decisions and reward recommendations. The Dashboard component offers an intuitive, real-time display of key metrics, enabling data-driven insights at a glance. Additionally, the innovative Robot Button automates routine processes, allowing staff to focus on higher-value tasks and improve overall efficiency.
Clayton Mason, Senior Director of Marketing of Saracen Casino Resort, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership: “Integrating QCI Chatalytics into our operations marks a significant step in our strategy to harness the power of AI. With advanced tools like the Robot button, Slot Copilot and Player Copilot, we can deliver a more tailored and efficient experience for our guests while gaining deeper insights into our gaming operations.”
Dr. Ralph Thomas, CEO of QCI, shared his vision for the collaboration: “We’re excited to bring the capabilities of QCI Chatalytics to Saracen Casino Resort. By integrating OpenAI technology, our solution provides unprecedented levels of automation and insight. We believe Chatalytics will play a crucial role in optimizing floor operations and enhancing guest satisfaction through real-time, data-driven decision-making.”
The QCI Chatalytics platform is part of Quick Custom Intelligence’s commitment to driving innovation in the gaming industry, offering a comprehensive suite of solutions to streamline operations and enhance the player experience.
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