IND-B · floor requirements

Amatic Game Floors by Technical Footprint

Compare venue inputs before cabinet selection, commercial quotation, and regulatory review.

Eight operating environments

Casino Pit

Controlled access, segmented audit traffic, jurisdiction files.

FEC Operator

Cashless cards, high-turnover service, family accessibility.

Cinema Lobby

Peak queues, managed sound, limited service hours.

Cruise Ship

Universal power, constrained spares, intermittent backhaul.

Route

Remote diagnostics, fast cabinet swaps, cellular fallback.

Bar Venue

Compact footprint, network isolation, spill-aware placement.

Hospitality

Low-noise planning, premium finish, guest access controls.

Esports Arena

High-bandwidth network, event schedules, spectator sightlines.

Reference planning matrix

Floor	Power reference	Network reference	Approval focus
Casino Pit	220 V / 30 A zone feed	10 GbE managed VLAN	GLI-19 and local gaming authority scope
FEC Operator	110 V / 20 A branch	1 GbE / Wi-Fi 6	UL listing and payment-system review
Cinema Lobby	110 V / 15 A branch	Managed Wi-Fi 6	Landlord, accessibility, and electrical review
Cruise Ship	Shipboard conversion required	Local LAN with delayed sync	Flag-state and vessel integrator review

Cashless card or coin / token?

Cashless card system

Supports centralized pricing and visit data, but adds server, network, vendor-fee, privacy, and outage dependencies.

Coin / token system

Operates with less software dependency and lower integration cost, but requires collection, float control, and mechanical service.

Boundary disclosure: quoted earnings, theoretical hold, and payback periods are scenario inputs—not guaranteed outcomes. Foot traffic, local law, prize cost, downtime, tax, and financing can materially alter results.