CasinoSense™ at G2E 2026 · Private meetings by appointment
Neither should the data. CasinoSense follows every chip from the vault to the cage to the table to the player rating, and back to the vault. We're holding private meetings at G2E to walk through what that looks like on a real floor. One property at a time, no group presentations.
Most RFID conversations stop at the cage. Count a rack faster, catch a counterfeit, move on. That's one transaction. The chip keeps moving, and every place it goes next is a place your floor is currently estimating.
Underneath all of it, one encrypted record of what actually happened. That's what makes a rating defensible and a compliance file complete, instead of two systems telling two different stories at the end of a shift.
Rating accuracy and compliance aren't security problems, and they don't get solved at the cage window. They get solved when the same measured data follows the chip everywhere it goes. A player rated on measured play is rated correctly whether or not the pit was slammed. A shift count reconciles because every movement was recorded, not reconstructed.
CasinoSense doesn't replace your casino management system. It feeds it, supplying measured bet data where the system used to receive supervisor estimates.
A full working system rather than a slide deck. Live data moving through the platform in real time, on hardware you can pick up and turn over. It's a demonstration environment, so there's no wagering and no house.
A conservative model puts the annual exposure on a ten-table floor above $300,000 across rating capture, hand pace and comp leakage. Bring your table count and average bet and we'll walk that model with your numbers instead of ours.
Most of the meeting is us listening. Three questions we ask everyone:
Tell us who you are and we'll come back with a confirmed time and where to find us. Slots are limited and we're holding them one property at a time.
Rather just call? 262-490-3812
Every chip. Every hand. Every table.
CasinoSense™ is built on 13.56 MHz passive RFID using ISO 18000-3 Mode 3, an open standard. Engineering-level detail is available under NDA. RF Gaming Systems, Inc.