LT Game debuts new ETG ‘Crapless Craps’, slot titles and entertainment platform Livo at G2E Las Vegas

LT Game Ltd has been debuting several new gaming products and an entertainment platform at Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Las Vegas in the United States, to showcase its broadening portfolio of casino gaming technology. The industry trade show started on Monday (September 28) and runs until Thursday (October 1). Among LT Game products getting their first outing at the trade show are electronic table game (ETG) “Crapless Craps” (pictured above); as well as the slot titles “Golden Goal Bonanza”, “Ruin Gems” and “Treasure of Laos”, said the firm, in its marketing materials supporting its trade show appearance. Crapless Craps – like another company ETG, “Seesaw Craps” – uses the firm’s SpeedWave cabinet, which features a standalone gaming terminal, topped with a physical dice shaker that utilises a seesaw mechanism. That is per LT Game’s product handout. LT Game is also debuting at the U.S. trade show, its new entertainment platform, Livo. Livo (pictured above in a promotional video) is described as a patented platform that enables real-time interaction between players and selected “game hosts or entertainment personalities”. Players can activate Livo by scanning a dedicated QR code on LT Game’s gaming machines, and begin interaction with the hosts, with an option to tip them. “By introducing recognisable faces and real-time interaction, Livo adds a new layer of entertainment that extends beyond traditional gameplay,” LT Game stated on the new product. The firm also noted in the update shared with GGRAsia, that a major part of its offer at the industry trade show has been its server-based gaming product, Nebula. Nebula – described as LT Game’s patented gaming content management and distribution platform – had been displayed at G2E Asia 2026 in Macau earlier this year, and at G2E Asia @ the Philippines 2025 at Manila in December. Nebula allows third-party game studios to publish directly their game content, subject to LT Game’s gatekeeping; for casino operators, they could browse, acquire and deploy approved game titles onto LT Game’s gaming machines. “This shortens deployment cycles, simplifies content management, and creates a direct pathway between developers and operators,” LT Game remarked in its latest update regarding the Nebula. The casino technology firm also remarked: “We see significant opportunities for the continued growth of Nebula as operators increasingly seek faster, more flexible methods of managing gaming content across multiple locations and jurisdictions.” The technology showcased at the G2E Las Vegas trade show reflect LT Game’s commitment to develop products that “connect gaming, content, entertainment and business operations in new and practical ways”, the firm also stated.