LT Game Prepares Southeast Asia Launch for New HyTable Product

Casino technology firm LT Game Ltd is preparing to launch HyTable, a new electronic multi-game configuration that can offer virtual-play or live-dealer casino games. The company is prioritizing Southeast Asian gaming markets, including Vietnam and the Philippines, for its initial marketing push.

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LT Game chief operating officer Eddie Au said HyTable could appear on casino floors before the end of this summer. The product will initially offer baccarat and blackjack, while Texas hold’em poker is planned for a later stage of its development.

Hybrid Format Shapes HyTable Design

The HyTable name refers to the product’s hybrid settings. Operators can choose between virtual card casino games and live-dealer-assisted games, according to Au.

The product is designed as an electronic gaming table configuration rather than a single game format. This gives operators the option of offering the same system through different play modes, depending on their preferences and the casino environment.

LT Game said the electronic terminals allow automated bet settlement and faster game cycles in both live-dealer and virtual-play formats. Au compared the process to a smart live-table experience, with gameplay processed quickly and payouts calculated accurately.

Virtual Baccarat Includes Card Squeeze

HyTable’s design includes feedback from LT Game’s existing casino operator clients. One area of focus was the card-squeeze function for the virtual baccarat format.

Using the touchscreen terminal, players can rotate virtual playing cards or squeeze a face-down virtual card to reveal its value. The feature is intended to resemble the card-revealing style often used by Asian players at traditional live baccarat tables.

The virtual baccarat mode also allows the player who places the largest bet on either the banker or player hand to choose another HyTable player as a lucky participant to perform the card squeeze. Au said the feature was designed to create social interaction similar to that found at conventional baccarat tables.

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The functions form part of the product’s virtual-play offering, while the live-dealer setting gives casinos another way to use the electronic configuration.

Player Screens Can Be Adjusted

Another feature of HyTable is the adjustable player screen. Players can change the angle of the terminal screen for better viewing during gameplay.

The design combines this adjustable screen with the touchscreen controls used for virtual card actions and betting. The product’s initial library will include baccarat and blackjack, which will be the main games available during the launch phase.

LT Game has not announced specific casino clients, venues, or launch dates for HyTable. Au said only that the product could be available on casino floors before the end of this summer and that the company’s marketing effort would focus on Southeast Asia.

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Vietnam and the Philippines are among the Southeast Asian markets being prioritized by LT Game for HyTable. The company is preparing the product around the initial baccarat and blackjack options, with virtual-play and live-dealer modes available to operators.

The later addition of Texas hold’em poker would expand the game library beyond the launch configuration. For now, HyTable represents LT Game’s planned electronic table product combining virtual casino play, live-dealer support, automated settlement, and features intended to recreate parts of traditional baccarat interaction.

The company’s next step is to bring the product to market as it begins its Southeast Asian marketing push.

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Source: GGR Asia