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Friday, May 21, 1999 | 11:26 a.m.
Alliance Gaming Corp.'s Bally Gaming & Systems unit of Las Vegas said it signed a contract to supply 425 GameMaker-type slot machines to an Indian casino after receiving a manufacturers license from the Washington State Gambling Commission.
The GameMaker machines are a version of Bally's GameMaker models used in Nevada, but modified to incorporate Oasis Technologies Inc. software. Oasis also received a license from the Washington regulatory agency.
Bally Gaming didn't disclose the value of its contract with the tribe, which operates the Emerald Queen riverboat casino near Seattle.
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