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Galaxy Gaming, reputed to be the second largest producer of casino table games, recently announced that Triple Attack Blackjack was awarded the first place title as the Best New Table Game of 2010 in Casino Journal’s Competition. Triple Attack Blackjack is one of the latest blackjack games to be released by the company and has quickly grown in popularity since its launch. Now, Triple Attack Blackjack will be featured at the Barona Valley Ranch Casino located in California. The game will also be showcased in Casino Journal’s October issue.
The announcement was made at Raving’s Cutting Edge Table Games Conference last month and judges estimated that the Triple Attack Blackjack game had a lot of player appeal. It was also noted that out of all the new games, Triple Attack Blackjack was easy to understand and had also good records of commercial success in over 30 entries. The competition was held at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Vegas.
Triple Attack Blackjack has been the lucky game in Galaxy Gaming’s offering, and is the only game to win a first place award; the other games having placed the company in second or third place. Dennis Conrad, President of Raving Consulting Company, had this to say about the award: “Galaxy Gaming is the only company that has been ‘in the money’ all three years of the competition. Galaxy has been important conference participants, as well as perennial new game contest winners, having improved every year, first receiving the Bronze Award in 2008, then Silver in 2009 and now winning the Gold in 2010.”.
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