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Taj Systems Unaffected by Changes in U.S. Laws Regarding Online Gaming
Market Wire - October 18, 2006 8:01 AM ET
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Gaming software developer Taj Systems, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: TJSS) (WWW.TAJSYSTEMS.COM) expects to have no negative effects from the recent changes in United States laws regarding gaming. Taj Systems is an international company, whose revenue streams are derived from the South Asian gaming community worldwide, with the exception of the U.S. Unlike most companies in the gaming industry, Taj expects a positive impact from the U.S. government's latest position on Internet gaming, evidenced by the many gaming companies who have already requested licensing information for Taj's proprietary TeenPatti or Three-card Poker software.
Company management reports that since the U.S. ban on Internet gaming became a reality two weeks ago, they have had a surge in interest for their gaming software including licensing partnerships as well as outright acquisition proposals, though the company must perform its due diligence to evaluate serious inquiries. It is clear that many gaming companies are now looking eastward as legislation has shifted against them in what is currently the largest gaming market in the world. Countries such as China and India are now poised to become the focal point of gaming operators worldwide. This eastward trend benefits Taj Systems greatly as that is also its target market.
"We at Taj Systems were convinced that the U.S. government was going to take Congressional action, which could adversely affect the gaming community. We purposely chose to avoid developing a U.S. based market without clarity on such questions," said Carl Gessner, President of Taj Systems. "Appropriately positioning the company early should prove to be in the best interest of our shareholders and our established clientele."
More information about Taj Systems can be found at www.tajsystems.com.
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