LT Game Prepares HyTable Launch in Southeast Asia

Casino technology provider LT Game Ltd is preparing to introduce HyTable, an electronic multi-game system designed to support both virtual casino play and live-dealer formats. The company plans to initially target Southeast Asian gaming markets, including Vietnam and the Philippines.

LT Game chief operating officer Eddie Au said HyTable could reach casino floors before the end of this summer. Baccarat and blackjack will form the initial game offering, while Texas hold’em poker is expected to be added at a later development stage.

Hybrid System Supports Multiple Play Modes

The HyTable name reflects its ability to operate in different formats. According to Au, casino operators can use the system for virtual card games or combine it with live dealers.

Rather than being built around a single title, HyTable is an electronic gaming table configuration that allows operators to select the play mode that best suits their casino environment.

LT Game said its electronic terminals support automated bet settlement and quicker game cycles for both virtual and live-dealer gameplay. Au likened the setup to a smart live-table experience, with game processing and payouts handled electronically.

Virtual Baccarat Adds Card-Squeeze Feature

LT Game developed several elements of HyTable based on feedback from its existing casino operator customers. The card-squeeze feature is one of the key additions to the virtual baccarat format.

Players can use the touchscreen to rotate virtual cards or squeeze a face-down card to reveal its value. The function is designed to replicate the traditional card-revealing experience associated with baccarat play among Asian players.

The virtual baccarat mode also includes a social element. The player placing the largest wager on either the banker or player hand can select another HyTable participant to carry out the card squeeze. Au said this was intended to recreate some of the interaction found at conventional baccarat tables.

Alongside virtual play, the live-dealer option provides casinos with another way to operate the electronic table configuration.

Adjustable Screens and Initial Game Lineup

HyTable also features player screens that can be adjusted to different viewing angles. The terminals combine this functionality with touchscreen controls for betting and virtual card interactions.

Baccarat and blackjack will make up the initial game selection when HyTable launches. Texas hold’em poker is planned for a subsequent stage.

LT Game has yet to identify specific casino customers or venues for the product and has not provided a confirmed launch date. Au said the system could be deployed on casino floors before summer ends, with the company's initial promotional efforts focused on Southeast Asia.

LT Game Targets Southeast Asia

Vietnam and the Philippines are among the markets being prioritized as LT Game begins marketing HyTable in Southeast Asia.

The initial configuration will center on baccarat and blackjack, with operators able to use the system for either virtual games or live-dealer-supported play. The planned addition of Texas hold’em poker would later broaden the product's game offering.

HyTable brings together electronic table gaming, virtual casino play, live-dealer functionality and automated settlement, while its baccarat features aim to reproduce elements of traditional table interaction. LT Game is now preparing to take the product into the market as its Southeast Asian marketing campaign gets underway.