ELECTRONIC GAMING LOTTERY DEVICES

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GAMING LABS CERTIFIED GAMING LABORATORIES INTERNATIONAL 600 Airport Road Lakewood NJ 08701 ELECTRONIC GAMING AND LOTTERY DEVICES AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT;The Certifier has a bona fide intention to exercise legitimate control over the use of the certification mark in commerce. The Certifier is not engaged in, and will not engage in, the production or marketing of electronic gaming and lottery devices and associated equipment.;GAMING and CERTIFIED;
GLI CERTIFIED Gaming Laboratories International, Inc. 26 Main Street Toms River NJ 08753 ELECTRONIC GAMING AND LOTTERY DEVICES AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT;The certification mark, as intended to be used by authorized persons is intended to certify that the electronic gaming and lottery devices and associated equipment comply with governmental gaming and lottery regulatory agencies' standards concerning the functionality of the devices and equipment for use in particular State, Federal or Indian Jurisdictions.;
TST LABS CERTIFIED GLI Interactive B.V. Satellietbaan 12 Hillegom 2181MH Netherlands Electronic gaming and lottery devices and associated equipment and online gaming software and online gaming systems;THE CERTIFICATION MARK, AS USED BY PERSONS AUTHORIZED BY THE CERTIFIER, CERTIFIES THAT THE GOODS PROVIDED COMPLY WITH GOVERNMENTAL GAMING AND LOTTERY REGULATORY AGENCIES' STANDARDS CONCERNING THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE GOODS FOR USE IN A PARTICULAR STATE, FEDERAL OR INDIAN JURISDICTION.;CERTIFIED;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A disclosed gaming machine may securely communicate with devices over a public network such as the Internet. The gaming machine utilizes a combination of symmetric and asymmetric encryption that allows a single gaming machine to securely communicate with a remote server using a public network. The secure communication methods may be used to transfer gaming software and gaming information between two gaming devices, such as between a game server and a gaming machine. For regulatory and tracking purposes, the transfer of gaming software between the two gaming devices may be authorized and monitored by a software authorization agent.