How Can Casual Win in Vegas? | Michael Jabara

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Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2016. Until now, Vegas has been all about slots, tables and sports betting. MGM Resorts International launched easyPLAY® Mobile Tournaments at easyPLAY.Vegas as the nation’s first ever real money mobile tournaments across their nine iconic Las Vegas properties, 40,000 rooms and 125,000 daily visitors. Drawing thousands of new signups, cash entries and new players on their own phones, tablets and PCs, here’s how casual can play the real money game…

Technology

Michael Jabara - CEO, oneLIVE inc
How Can Casual Win in
VEGAS?

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Population Projections
SILENT GENERATION (70 – 85)
GEN X (36 – 50)
BABY BOOMERS (51 – 70)
MILLENNIALS (18 – 35)
27 %
12 %
27 %
32 %
2014
SILENT GENERATION (70 – 85)
GEN X (36 – 50)
BABY BOOMERS (51 – 70)
MILLENNIALS (18 – 35)
36 %
9 %
24 %
30 %
2020

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easyPLAY® Mobile Tournaments
Brings Real Money Contests
to Every Smartphone
in Every Casino

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The easyPLAY® Killer Combo
REAL COMPETITION MOBILE CONVIENENCECASH REWARDS

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easyPLAY® Mobile Tournaments at MGM Resorts
• First Mobile Tournaments in Nevada
• Compliant with Nevada law
• Fun and Exciting HTML5 Games
provided by Spin Games,
Touchstone Limited and others
• Wide variety of Slot, Table, Casual,
Console and Social Games to be
offered

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Mobile TournamentsCasinoSports Betting Mobile Wallet
One of MGM Resorts Major Mobile Initiatives…

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Players Compete for Cash Prizes…
…across MGM’s nine Iconic Las Vegas Properties

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It’s good to be big…
• 37,500 Rooms
• 125,000 Daily Visitors
• 5+ million M life Rewards
Members
• 48 million Unique Visitors
Database

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Slots, Poker and Gems Arcade Games…
JESTER POKER
(SPIN GAMES)
LUCKY GEMS
(TOUCHSTONE)
SAPPHIRE SEVENS
(SPIN GAMES)

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Slots and Bingo Games…
EMPIRE ACTION
(SPIN GAMES)
25 DIAMONDS
(SPIN GAMES)

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and for the $5,000 per Entry Player…
M life TOURNAMENT
(oneLIVE)

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How Can Casual Win in VEGAS?
• Content that appeals to CASINO MOBILE PLAYERS
• Tournament Games that build LOYALTY, LIQUIDITY and generate
EXCITEMENT.
• Great HTM5 Implementation
• Remote Game Servers with “4 NINES” (.9999) RELIABILITY
• Rev Share with oneLIVE as one of our CONTENT PROVIDERS

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Why oneLIVE? Our Growth Plan…
• Business Development – Build the Mobile Tournament Leader
• Expand MGMRI to Other Jurisdictions
• Up and Down Las Vegas Strip and Nevada
• Tribal Nationally
• Other Friendly Jurisdictions
• Product Development – Deliver Winning Mobile Tournament Product
• Goal: Reaching Further and Deeper in Mobile Customer Wallets
• Add Winning Content
• Valuation – Become the most Valuable Mobile Tournament Company
• Customer Acquisition & Retention
• ARPU

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Manufacturing custom quality metal nameplates and badges involves several standard operations. Processes include sheet prep, lithography, screening, coating, punch press and inspection. All decoration is completed in the flat sheet with adhesive and tooling operations following. The possibilities for creating unique durable nameplates are endless. How will you create your brand identity? We can help!

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