Slot Machine Software

Getting Attention, Drawing a Crowd & Managing Your Giveaways... These are all built-in features that will make things easy and help you draw a great deal of attention and traffic to your table or booth. These features include:

• Your Custom Imagery, allowing you to use your own corporate logos, corporate products and/or special prizes on the reels, and even allowing you to customize the themes and buttons.
• Custom audio and pay line event controlled ultra-bright light beacons that will grab attention from a distance.
• Settings that will allow you to control the number of prizes you give away and even let you set when they'll be awarded.

This slot machine software is the most powerful trade show promotions and giveaway management tool available. Try it now for free (DOWNLOAD).

Configure-ability and brand-ability. AllJ Slots 3.0 provides tools that give you lots of control.

Our custom slot machine software provides you with the tools to adjust payouts on the fly, customize the look and feel, control the pay-out odds and even use custom sound effects.

The first release of AllJ Slots hit the market in 2009. Since then, we have enhanced the software toolset and released many new versions to offer more and more features.

We are always in development creating new ideas and tools to add to AllJ Slots!

Our Slot Machine Software provides on-screen configuration screens that allow you to adjust the frequency of your reel items as well as the pay-out amounts for each pay line event.

You are able to set individual payline events for "jackpot stops" and even assign custom audio to specific paylines. Also, if you want to "script" the exact order of the spin results, there is a feature called "Fixed Sequences" that will allow you to control exactly what happens and when.

No. This is a PC-based software package that requires a Microsoft Windows operating system and a PC, Tablet, Laptop or Mini-PC to run.

So when (not if) the internet goes down at the event, you're still rockin' and rollin'.

Yes. We've had customers do that. Initially, that was the main driving factor behind the project. We wanted to create realistic action that would integrate with buttons, pull levers, etc. An example is shown HERE.

Yes. Our custom slot machine software can be configured to interface with real arcade buttons and pull levers.

If you are planning on Building Your Own Slot Machine, download our User Guide or visit the "Building Your Own Slot Machine" Section of this web site.

It depends on your State, Province and Country.

You will want to check your local laws to be sure.

In some cases, you may own a slot machine as long as it is token-based (for fun), and in most cases it is legal as long as it is for private use.

Yes. We are happy to help.

In most cases, a quick email will get you an answer to a question, even on weekends.

We can also be hired to completely configure payout schedules and setup imagery, etc. But this is by no means required.

Feel free to reach out!

A trade show booth game is an interactive activity you run at your booth to stop foot traffic and start conversations. Instead of waiting for attendees to walk up on their own, you give them a reason to stop and something to do while your team gets to them. AllJ Slots is a slot machine version of that idea: attendees spin reels branded with your logos, products and prizes, on a PC, tablet or kiosk at your booth. See trade show booth games.

Give people something to watch and something to do. Motion, sound and the chance at a prize will pull attendees across an aisle when a banner will not. AllJ Slots is built for that job: custom audio events, a USB pay line triggered light beacon that carries down the aisle, game play you can mirror to a large screen so the booth is visible from across the hall, and idle nag audio and visual events that call people over during quiet stretches.

Decide your prizes, put them on the reels, and set how often each one is awarded. AllJ Slots handles the rest: on-screen setup controls the pay-out for each pay line event, Fixed Sequences let you script the exact order of results, and a hidden grand prize trigger lets a staff member award the top prize at a moment of their choosing. Winners can be handed a voucher printed on a thermal receipt printer. More on prize giveaway software.

Yes, and that is what AllJ Slots was built for. The software is a promotional giveaway game rather than a gambling product, and you control the payouts. You choose which prizes appear, how frequently they are awarded and when, so a giveaway can be run to a budget across a multi-day show instead of emptying out on the first morning.

Yes. Custom reel imagery is a core feature. You can use your own corporate logos, product shots and prize images on the reels, choose custom themes and reel frames, and customize the buttons, so the game looks like your brand rather than a generic casino app. Version 3.0 supports up to 4 reels and high-resolution displays. The examples gallery shows what other customers have built.

Yes. AllJ Slots is compatible with USB laser and barcode scanners that read a ticket or a name badge at your event. Scanners typically range from about $75 to $400. Badge scanning works with the Lead Retrieval and Play Code features, so a scan can both record the lead and grant the attendee credits to play. See trade show lead retrieval.

Yes. AllJ Slots 3.0 can require an attendee to identify themselves before playing. The attendee badge is scanned with a compatible USB barcode or laser scanner, the attendee ID is sent to a supported Lead Retrieval API, the contact information that comes back is recorded, and the attendee is then automatically granted credits to play the booth game.

Yes. You set the frequency of each reel item and the pay-out for each individual pay line event, so the odds of any given prize are a setting rather than a hope. Built-in spin and play simulation tools let you run the configuration before the event to see how often a prize would be awarded, and the settings can be changed between sessions or between days.

Yes, in two ways. Fixed Sequences let you script the exact order of spin results ahead of time, so a particular result lands on a particular spin. A hidden grand prize trigger with wireless controller support lets a staff member award the top prize discreetly at a moment of their choosing, which is how most exhibitors handle a VIP or a target account standing at the booth.

Yes. Touch screen play is supported, as is single button play, keyboard play and real IGT/Suzo-HAPP arcade buttons and pull levers. A single large button or a touchscreen is usually the right choice at a booth, because it keeps a spin down to a couple of seconds.

Yes. AllJ Slots runs on any Windows PC, which includes a laptop, tablet, mini-PC or a purpose-built kiosk. Because it does not need an internet connection, it also suits a permanent or unattended kiosk install where venue networking is unreliable. The Hardware page covers screens, buttons, printers, beacons and scanners.

Yes. Version 3.0 added a high resolution interface with 4K support, along with reel sizing and positioning so the layout can be adapted to the screen you are running on. Up to 4 reels are supported.

Yes. Version 3.0 added support for up to 4 reels, together with reel sizing and positioning, custom reel frames and easy reel image selection. Three reels remains the classic look; a fourth is useful when you need more prize items on the reels.

Yes. AllJ Slots supports thermal receipt and prize voucher printers, so a winner can leave the machine with a printed voucher to redeem with your staff. Most exhibitors prefer this to handing the prize over at the machine, because it moves the winner deeper into the booth and past the people they came to meet.

No. AllJ Slots runs entirely on the Windows PC at your booth and does not require an internet connection to play. That matters at events, because when the hall network goes down your booth game keeps running. An internet connection is only needed for online license activation and for optional Lead Retrieval API lookups.

At minimum, a Windows PC: a laptop, tablet, mini-PC or kiosk. Optional hardware includes touchscreens, IGT/Suzo-HAPP arcade buttons and pull levers, USB pay line triggered light beacons, thermal receipt printers for prize vouchers, USB badge and ticket scanners for lead retrieval, and large screens or monitors for visibility from across the hall. The Hardware page lists the options and typical costs.

Yes. A free trial version is available and it lets you configure and test all of the features, including branding, prize control, hardware support and reporting, before you buy. Download the free trial, or read the User Guide for the full feature list.