LT Game Unveils Crapless Craps, Livo, and New Slots at G2E Las Vegas

LT Game Ltd presented various gaming products at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Las Vegas, held from Monday, September 28 to Thursday, October 1, 2026, including the electronic table game (ETG) “Crapless Craps,” new slot titles, and the entertainment platform Livo. The company also showcased its server-based product, Nebula, which had previously been exhibited at G2E Asia 2026 in Macau and G2E Asia @ the Philippines 2025 in Manila.

Launch of the ETG “Crapless Craps” and SpeedWave Cabinet

The ETG "Crapless Craps" had its public debut at G2E Las Vegas. The product employs the cabinet SpeedWave, which combines a standalone gaming terminal with a physical dice bucket that uses a seesaw mechanism. LT Game explained in its promotional material that this design is similar to another ETG, “Seesaw Craps,” also based on the SpeedWave cabinet.

The exhibition allowed operators and suppliers to see the physical-digital gaming flow that LT Game is promoting: a standalone customer screen and a physical component that replicates the action of the dice, integrated into a single unit.

New Slot Titles Showcased at G2E Las Vegas

At its booth, LT Game also showcased three new slot titles: “Golden Goal Bonanza,” “Ruin Gems,” and “Treasure of Laos.” The company included these names in its press materials for the fair, noting that the titles are part of the expansion of its content catalog for salon and linked machines.

Livo: Real-time Interaction Platform for Players and Hosts

LT Game unveiled Livo, a patented platform that allows real-time interaction between players and presenters or entertainment personalities selected by the company. Players activate Livo by scanning a dedicated QR code on LT Game machines and can start interaction with the hosts; the platform also includes an option to send tips to the presenters.

"By introducing recognisable faces and real-time interaction, Livo adds a new layer of entertainment that extends beyond traditional gameplay," stated LT Game in its product presentation.

The system is designed as an entertainment layer that operates over the existing gaming experience, thereby facilitating interaction via video or synchronized streams with the machine. LT Game showcased promotional material that included the QR activation interface and the option to tip hosts.

Nebula: Server-Based Content Management and Distribution

Nebula, described by LT Game as its patented platform for game content management and distribution, was center stage in the catalog the company brought to Las Vegas. Nebula had already been present at G2E Asia 2026 in Macau and G2E Asia @ the Philippines 2025 in Manila, according to the company’s statement.

The platform enables third-party studios to directly publish their content, subject to LT Game’s admission controls; for operators, Nebula offers the ability to explore, acquire, and deploy approved titles on LT Game machines.

"This shortens deployment cycles, simplifies content management, and creates a direct pathway between developers and operators," the company indicated regarding Nebula.

LT Game added that it sees opportunities for Nebula to grow as operators seek faster and more flexible methods for managing content across multiple locations and jurisdictions. In the context of licensing and deployments, Nebula acts as a technical intermediary with gatekeeping controls by LT Game.

What This Means for Operators and Suppliers

The presence of SpeedWave, Livo, and Nebula at G2E Las Vegas underscores LT Game's approach to integrating physical hardware, third-party content, and real-time layers of entertainment. For operators, this offers three areas of interest: acquiring machines with the SpeedWave cabinet; licensing and deploying new titles through Nebula; or incorporating Livo as an additional channel for engagement and tipping monetization.

For developers and studios, Nebula presents a direct publishing channel under LT Game’s control, which shortens the timelines from approval to deployment on linked machines. The company’s materials emphasize operational simplification and reduced implementation cycles.

Presence at Previous Fairs and Continuation of Strategy

LT Game linked its showcase in Las Vegas with previous displays of Nebula in Asia: G2E Asia 2026 in Macau and G2E Asia @ the Philippines 2025 in Manila in December. The company described its strategy as an effort to connect "gaming, content, entertainment and business operations in new and practical ways" and presented in Las Vegas a combination of hardware, titles, and platforms to illustrate it.

Attendees at the booth were able to try out the titles and see demonstrations of Livo and Nebula, as well as observe the physical operation of the SpeedWave cabinet during the event.