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We introduce AI to casino floors, maximizing player enjoyment and operator profits while collecting 1,000X more data. Get in early on a $108B market opportunity.

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Our innovations are recognized by:

Industry Excellence Award 2023

Gaming & Leisure

Product Innovation of the Year 2023

Gaming America

Best Consumer Service Technology

Global Gaming Business Magazine

Best Productivity Enhancement Tech

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Opportunity

Casinos Give Away 25% of Their Revenue¹

Casinos want people to play slot machines as long as possible, but they give away 25% of operating revenues in “free plays” to do it. This “one size fits all” approach not only wastes billions, the experience for the gamers is more impersonal than ever. Despite tech now being molded by AI, casinos remain antiquated – leaving money and goodwill on the table.

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Solution

Our AI-Powered Solutions Boost Casino Revenue

Our patented AI-powered system collects 1,000X the amount of data as conventional systems. By evaluating player experiences in real-time, it maximizes each person’s time spent via custom deals like cash rewards, free meals, or personalized recognition when needed. This not only boosts player satisfaction and casino revenues, it reduces operational costs.

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increase in customer trips
+22%
increase in time at slot machine
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increase in customer value

Innovative hardware

Driving future growth by powering 1000x more data

The hardware allows us to process the 1000x more data that feeds the AI
The hardware offers industry-best capability. The complexity and time required to make gaming industry hardware are significant barriers to our competition, leaving us in an advantaged position.
The hardware is a key part of our growth strategy because once it's installed, we can continue to monetize our footprint by selling more recurring revenue application subscriptions to casinos

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Opportunity/Market

A $108B Market Ready to Modernize

Gaming is a $108.5B market opportunity. With 1.5M+ slot machines worldwide, Acres has substantial room to grow from their current presence on 70,000+ machines. If we successfully scale to our target of 490,000 machines, we’ll earn $1B per year in recurring subscription fees alone.

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Traction

Our Tech Is Already Installed in Slot Machines Across 70 Casinos

We’ve secured $30M of investment from casinos, and currently have 70 current casino customers, our tech is already installed in 7% of the world’s slot machines – demonstrating both established trust and room for growth. Preliminary customer results showed a 22% increase in play and 18% increase in visitation, causing them to quickly scale our tech across 44 locations.

Business Model

70% Margins and Recurring Revenue Streams

This high-margin focus ensures that as our customer base expands, Acres’ long-term profits grow significantly alongside.

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We make money through a combination of hardware sales and recurring subscription-based services. These include:

Tech installations in casinos, which generate 70%+ profit margins

Annual support services for regulatory compliance and product efficiency (100% opt-in rate)

Annual subscription fees for software that enhances player experience - Current fees average $500 per game

Roadmap

Ready to Scale Internationally

We aim to expand from operating 5% of gaming machines to 35%. But that’s just the start. We have strong interest from Asian casinos, which opens the door for rapid international expansion. Thanks to our top casino partnership, we’ve proven our ability to rapidly scale at a moment’s notice.

Competitive Advantage

The Only Name Checking Every Box

Barriers to entry are extremely high in the gaming industry, requiring licenses to operate state by state. We’re licensed in 22 of the 44 gaming states—covering 90% of the nation’s slot machines and casino revenue. With 200+ patents and decades of successful gaming innovation, Acres is perfectly positioned to introduce AI to the industry.

200+

patents

Licensed in 22

of 44 gaming states encapsulating 90% of the US market

TEAM

Gaming Industry Legends and Business Experts

Since 1972, Acres founder and CEO John Acres has been changing the gaming world. Already an American Gaming Association Hall of Famer, he founded Acres technology with his son to leverage his extensive experience and network and bring the industry he knows best out of the past.

John Acres

Founder and CEO

Noah Acres

COO

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Patrick Bland

CTO

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Mark Dailey

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Alan McCollom

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Gamification FAQs

Although gamification can increase engagement, it also presents several risks that both issuers and investors need to be aware of:

Encouragement of Risky Behavior: Gamification may prompt investors to engage in excessive or impulsive trading. The excitement generated by rewards, points, or social competition can lead to decisions that are not based on sound financial principles. For example, trading platforms that reward users for making a certain number of trades within a short period might encourage users to trade more frequently than they otherwise would, increasing exposure to risk.
Increased Risk-Taking and Speculative Trading: The use of leaderboards, competitions, or “most traded” lists may pressure investors to pursue higher-risk strategies to outperform others or rank higher. This behavior can lead to speculative trading, especially if investors are trying to mimic high-performing peers without a thorough understanding of the underlying financial strategies.
Overtrading: Some gamified elements, such as rewards or “streaks” for frequent trading, can encourage overtrading, which involves making excessive trades within a short period. Overtrading not only increases transaction costs, reducing overall investment returns, but can also lead to emotional decision-making, especially if the investor is chasing badges or rankings rather than focusing on financial objectives.
Misaligned Incentives: Gamified features may prioritize short-term trading activity over long-term investment strategies. Investors might be more focused on achieving small in-platform rewards, like hitting a milestone for completing a certain number of trades, rather than building a diversified, long-term investment portfolio. This can result in poor asset allocation and investment choices that are not aligned with the investor’s risk tolerance or financial goals.
Emotional Manipulation and Behavioral Biases: Gamified interactions—like animations, congratulatory messages, or alerts—can create strong emotional responses that may skew rational decision-making. Investors might experience overconfidence due to the positive feedback from badges and rewards or might feel pressured by losses when comparing their performance to others on leaderboards. This can trigger cognitive biases such as herd behavior, where users follow the trading patterns of others, or loss aversion, where users take on more risk to recover perceived losses.
Reduction in Financial Literacy: Some gamified platforms might oversimplify complex financial topics, giving investors a false sense of understanding or expertise. The focus on achieving rewards rather than understanding the underlying financial concepts might hinder investors from developing a deeper knowledge of investment principles and risk management.
Promotion of Gaming-like Behavior: If not designed responsibly, gamification can make trading platforms resemble gaming applications. Features like instant notifications, flashing graphics, and reward systems emphasizing frequent, small wins can foster addictive behaviors similar to those seen in games of chance. This may lead investors to approach trading as a game of chance rather than a disciplined financial practice.
Regulatory and Compliance Risks: Gamified elements that create an appearance of financial gain or promote trading activity without fully informing investors about the risks involved may draw regulatory scrutiny or violate securities laws. Regulators are concerned that gamification can manipulate investor behavior and create misleading representations of potential investment returns. Platforms using these strategies might face fines, sanctions, or forced changes to their operating models if found to be in violation of investor protection regulations.
Investor Addiction and Compulsive Behavior: Some gamified features, such as streaks, points, or levels, are specifically designed to retain user engagement. While this can be positive when used responsibly, it can also lead to addiction-like behavior where investors feel compelled to log in, check performance, or make trades just to maintain their streak or status. This behavior can result in detrimental financial decisions and poor mental health outcomes.
Decreased Focus on Financial Fundamentals: Gamified platforms may distract investors from focusing on core financial fundamentals like valuation, balance sheets, or market trends. Instead, they may be drawn to the excitement of quick trades or achieving small, gamified rewards. This can lead to poor investment choices and lower returns over time.

Investors can take several precautions to safeguard their financial well-being when engaging with gamified trading platforms:

Set Personal Limits on Trading Activity: Define clear boundaries for trading activities, such as a maximum number of trades per day or week, to prevent overtrading. By establishing limits ahead of time, investors can avoid getting caught up in the excitement of gamified prompts and features.
Establish a Long-Term Investment Strategy: Have a well-defined investment plan based on individual financial goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Stick to this strategy, even if gamified elements encourage short-term trading or chasing quick gains.
Diversify Investments: Avoid putting too much capital into high-risk assets or a small number of stocks based on gamified recommendations or trending lists. Maintain a diversified portfolio to spread risk and increase the likelihood of long-term gains.
Focus on Financial Fundamentals: Make investment decisions based on thorough research, fundamental analysis, and personal financial planning rather than gamified cues, social pressure, or emotional reactions. Use objective criteria to evaluate investments, such as company earnings, market trends, and overall economic conditions.
Limit Emotional Reactions to Gamified Elements: Be mindful of how interactive elements like confetti, pop-up alerts, and leaderboards might influence your emotions. Avoid making investment decisions based on the excitement or fear triggered by these visual or interactive features.
Review Platform Incentives and Disclosures: Take time to understand how the trading platform’s revenue model might influence the design of its gamified elements. Look for disclosures that explain how rewards, points, or other incentives are structured, and whether they are aligned with promoting sound investing behavior.
Ignore Streaks, Badges, and Rewards for Activity: Treat in-platform rewards such as streaks or badges for making a set number of trades or maintaining a specific activity level as entertainment rather than meaningful indicators of success. Prioritize investments based on their intrinsic value and alignment with your financial goals.
Be Skeptical of “Trending” or “Most Popular” Lists: Trending lists, most active stocks, or most traded securities on gamified platforms might lead investors to follow herd behavior. Remember that these lists often reflect what other users are doing rather than what is fundamentally sound. Use independent research and analysis to guide investment decisions.
Avoid Chasing Losses or Gains Based on Leaderboards: If leaderboards are used, resist the urge to compare your performance to others or make impulsive trades to move up in rankings. Performance should be judged against your own financial objectives and risk tolerance, not against other investors’ activity.
Utilize Independent Financial Resources and Advisors: Supplement gamified content with reputable financial resources, books, or professional advice. Consulting with a licensed financial advisor can provide an objective perspective and help mitigate the influence of gamified nudges on investment decisions.
Monitor Your Own Behavior and Mindset: Regularly assess whether you are making investment decisions based on sound financial principles or if you are being swayed by gamified elements, like achieving a new badge or maintaining a trading streak. Be honest about how the platform's design might be influencing your choices.
Disable or Mute In-App Notifications and Alerts: If the platform allows it, disable notifications that prompt you to trade more frequently or alert you to “hot stocks” and trends. This can reduce the pressure to act impulsively based on gamified stimuli.
Understand Your Risk Profile: Know your personal risk tolerance and financial capacity. This understanding can help you resist gamified elements that push you toward high-risk, high-reward strategies that may not suit your financial situation.
Use Demo or Simulation Accounts First: If available, try using a demo or simulation account to explore the platform’s gamified features without risking real money. This can help you get a feel for how the gamification elements might affect your behavior in a safe, controlled environment.
Set Realistic Expectations for Returns: Don’t let gamified elements create unrealistic expectations of financial success. Remember that investing is not a game, and returns are not guaranteed. Establish clear, realistic goals and be wary of features that might encourage you to view investing as a source of instant gratification.

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