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Weekly Update: July 16 – 20

Newly Approved Vendors:

The Maryland Lottery requires that companies seeking to do any non-gaming business with a Maryland casino be registered or certified dependent on the amount of business within a 12-month period. To learn more, click here.  To see a complete list of vendors, please click here.

  • Kelly Systems, Inc.
    • Commercial construction contractor

  • C & S Mechanical, LLC
    • Plumbing Consulting and Repair

  • Shannon-Baum Signs, LLC
    • Design, manufacturing and installation of signs and graphics

  • Candy Kitchen Shoppes, Inc.
    • Homemade salt-water taffy, creamy fudges, chocolates and other candies

  • Capitol Finishes, Inc.
    • Flooring contractor

  • Trond’s Pool Care, LLC
    • Pool services and supplies

  • Fogle’s Environmental Services, LLC
    • Portable toilet service

Newly Approved Games:

Bally:

  • Green & Gold is a 3-reel, 1-line mechanical reel game with a bonus feature.

IGT:

  • Golden Memories is a 5-reel, 10 or 40-line video reel game with bonus features.
  • Reel Jazz is a 3-reel, 1-line “AVP” Stepper game. The “Trumpet” or “Saxophone” symbols are wild and match any other symbol on the game.
  • Dangerous Beauty is a 5-reel, 10 or 40-line video reel game with bonus features.
  • Golden Goddess is a 5-reel, 10 or 40-line video reel game with a bonus feature.
  • Elvis the King is a 5-reel, 25-line video reel game which contains scatter pays, a transforming wild feature and bonus features.

Williams:

  • Jackpot Comet is a 5-reel, 40, 60, 80 or 100-line mechanical game with video overlay that contains a bonus feature.
  • King Midas is a 5-reel, 9, 20, 30, 40, or 50-line game that contains a bonus.
  • Tower of the Temple is a video reel game with a bonus feature which utilizes 2 reel sets (1 main reel set and 1 colossal reel set).

Voluntary Exclusion Program:

The Maryland Lottery operates a voluntary exclusion program for individuals who wish to ban themselves from Maryland casinos.  If an individual opts for voluntary exclusion, they will be voluntarily excluded from entering any Maryland casino, as well as cashing checks and using credit cards. The individual will also be taken off of all casino mailing lists. To learn more about Maryland’s Voluntary Exclusion Program please click here.

As of July 18, 2012 the Maryland Voluntary Exclusion Program has 105 participants.