Scientific Games Corporation has entered an agreement to manage a Central Monitoring System for the New Mexico Gaming Control Board.
Under the terms of the deal, Scientific Games will provide SGVideo Gaming Central Monitoring System allowing the regulator to monitor and control licensed video gaming machines found in five racinos and as many as 70 non-profit locations.
"We felt that Scientific Games had a real understanding of our goals and initiatives and provided the best overall approach," said Frank Baca, acting executive director and general counsel for the Board. "We believe the experience and systems technology from Scientific Games offer the best solution for the State."
