Compliance Updates

Galaxy Gaming Secures License Approval from California GCC

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January 27, 2020

Galaxy Gaming Secures License Approval from California GCC

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Galaxy Gaming Inc. has received license approval from the California Gambling Control Commission (CGCC) as Gaming Resource Supplier. California is the largest table games market in North America.

“We couldn’t be more pleased with the State of California’s recognition of our efforts to re-build our company. We are excited to return to California after a 6-year absence. We have been working toward this for many years and are pleased to meet the demand for our products in California. This is an important market for Galaxy, and we look forward to providing our games and proprietary Progressive Systems to casino operators throughout the state,” Todd Cravens, President and CEO of Galaxy Gaming, said.

This approval marks the thirteenth license approval for Galaxy Gaming since its May 6, 2019 redemption of shares of its former majority stockholder, Robert Saucier.

“Since the redemption, among others, we have received licenses from the province of Ontario, the states of Maryland, Wisconsin, Arkansas and now California. We will continue to expand our jurisdictional footprint in 2020 and beyond. Today is a great day in the Galaxy!” Cravens added.

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