Asia is fast becoming a world player in the casino gambling industry, now that several doors have recently been opened, allowing for the operation of casinos and gambling operations.  Considering that Asia is still considered one of the few remaining prime gambling territories, and that its assortment of eighty casinos has already generated approximately US$13 billion in casino gambling revenue, the prospects for future profit and economic stimulation are looking very good.  In just three years from now, Asia is expected to almost double its casino revenue to over $20 million, which is where IndoPacific Gaming comes into the picture.  The large distributor of gaming and casino products just announced they have signed a deal with the R. Franco Group to distribute slot machines in Australia and Asia.

IndoPacific Gaming (IPG) has already been doing business in the Pacific region, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, thus being an established name in the global casino industry.  Headquartered in Australia, IPG has been in the gambling business for nineteen years, and is most highly valued for their expertise in providing superior casino gaming solutions, including currency counting and bill validating machines, table game layouts, cards and card shuffling systems, table chips, roulette wheels and slot machines.

Now that IPG company is distributing slot machines for Franco - who has over thirty years experience in the casino gaming industry - it looks like IPG is becoming one of the most infiltrated gaming companies in Asia.  The current deal with Franco gives IPG distribution rights of Franco slots in Macau, Taiwan, Laos, Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia and China.

R. Franco's decision to use the services of IPG came as a surprise to some gaming analysts, since R. Franco already has many of their slot machines in the Asian market.  However, as R. Franco's Sales Director, Santiago Vinas, pointed out - the casino and slot machine industry in Asia still holds great potential.  With new casino projects in Macau and Singapore taking place, as well as great odds that casino gambling will be legalized in Japan, Thailand, India and Taiwan, it makes sense for R. Franco to expand itself even further by giving a company as well connected as IPG exclusive distribution rights.