Bingo Treasures, a product produced by Video King and Parlay Games, has been certified by Gaming Laboratories International. The certification and the filing of a patent application with the US Patent and Trademark Office allows Video King to license the suite of Class II-linked igaming products to Tribal customers in the U.S.
Video King and Parlay Games previously announced they were collaborating to create a new Tribally linked Class II bingo game with weekly, multi-million dollar prize jackpots.
Video King Chief Financial Officer Rusty Morin said in a statement that the company is working to finalize license agreements and installation dates with Tribes to launch Bingo Treasures.
“The combination of the game’s Class II Bingo software certification and patent pending methodologies enable us to create a multi-billion dollar, national game, which will only be offered by US Sovereign Nation Indian Tribes, for play from their tribal lands,” Morin said.
Morin added that linking Tribes across the U.S. will accelerate weekly jackpots that start at $2 million and can potentially reach $100 million based on game odds.
Bingo Treasures’ two-part style of play gives players multiple wining opportunities as they play for free bingo cards, cash prizes, and potentially life changing jackpots.
“We anticipate that player and Tribal participation are sure to grow as players become aware of Bingo Treasures and additional Tribes understand the game’s ability to bring in players more frequently, create add-on purchases, as well as attracting new players”, Morin said.
Video King and Parlay Games will allow Tribes to offer bingo cards for purchase from any facilities that have point-of-sale systems on tribal lands, including gas stations, convenience stores, restaurants, golf courses, bars, smoke shops, and casinos. Configurable settings in the game system will also allow Tribes to decide on the amounts and the type of facilities where winning bingo cards can be redeemed, allowing for controls and the ability to drive foot traffic to particular destinations.
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