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VisuaLimits Introduces Table Monitoring System Automated Dealer-Pace Audits
November 03, 2009 -- LAS VEGAS, BUSINESS WIRE --
VisuaLimits www.visualimits.com takes its Table Game Signs technology to the next level with the introduction of its Table Monitoring System Automated Dealer-Pace Audits enabling casino management to enhance pit operations, reduce labor costs and improve employee performance.
The automated audits are performed more frequently and accurately than those performed manually by surveillance personnel. The result is real-time and historical information that can be used for evaluating dealer performance, including documented statistics for employee reviews. Collected real-time information also can be used for analyzing and improving game spreads and long-term scheduling efficiency.
Visit VisuaLimits at the 2009 G2E http://www.globalgamingexpo.com, Booth #2335 for a demonstration, including:
- Real-Time Automatic Calculations of Individual Dealer Performance, which includes hands-per-hour, shuffle time, and 'true' hands-per-hour (hands per hour factoring in shuffle time).
- Collective Calculations of Dealer Statistics, which includes comparative data of hands-per-hour average per game, shuffle time average per game for previous seven and 30 days, and 'true' hand-per-hour average for previous seven and 30 days. Through this collection of data, the casino is able to set a medium or par-performance level for their associated dealer personnel.
Currently in use in North American casinos, including Las Vegas' MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Mirage, Luxor and Green Valley Ranch, VisuaLimits table signs also have the following game status and limit features:
- Real-Time Status of all of games, including active, dead or closed.
- The duration of how long games have been active, dead or closed on a particular shift/day/week/month/annual basis.
- Comparative analysis for all information collected, i.e. date-to-date, shift-to-shift.
- Current table limit, including how long the game has been at that limit, as well as displaying the previous limit.
- The average limits for the casino as a whole on a daily/weekly/monthly/annual basis.
- The ability to 'remotely' drop the limits on games that are dead.
- How long the game has been active at that limit.
- An 'Automatic Dropping' feature which allows management to determine how long a game will remain dead before the limit on that game will 'automatically' drop, as well as technology that offers the convenience of table limits being changed at the table, as opposed to a terminal away from the game, i.e. pit podium.
- Whether the game is non-smoking and how long it has been non-smoking.
- Sports Ticker.
- Daily Bar Graph Analysis including: daily snapshot history: chronological bar graph displaying limits and correlating game status (Open/Dead/Closed), including non-smoking, for an entire day/shift; ability to analyze any past month/day/shift and compare directly with past history.
'The use of VisuaLimits technology ultimately results in providing casino management with viable statistics that may be used to improve efficiency, create additional revenue streams, increase profits and make pit operations easier,' said VisuaLimits' CEO Perry Stasi.
For more information on VisuaLimits visit www.visualimits.com.