DICJ Approves Expanded Libraries for LT Game House of Play and Kam Pek Paradise
LT Game secured DICJ approval on October 9 for expanded libraries on House of Play and Kam Pek Paradise. House of Play adds roulette, sic bo, HILO and colour game after starting with only electronic baccarat in May. Au said the firm will assess local demand for casual games previously targeted overseas.
SCCG Take — DICJ approvals clear LT Game to test casual and legacy games in Macau. Operators should track demand data to gauge integration potential for diversified electronic offerings.
LT Game Ltd received approval from Macau’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) for an expanded game library on its House of Play multi-game platform. The same October 9 approval covers the firm’s Kam Pek Paradise electronic game product. Eddie Au, chief operating officer at LT Game, told GGRAsia the company hopes to add some casual games to House of Play.
As reported by GGRAsia, House of Play was first approved in May with an offering limited to electronic baccarat. The latest DICJ approval adds roulette, magic wheel, sic bo, HILO and a colour game. The platform is recognized under three Macau technical standards: Electronic Gaming Machine (EGM) Technical Standards 2.0, Electronic Table Games (ETG) Technical Standards 1.0 and Dealer-Operated Electronic Table Games Standards 1.0.
House of Play Targets Overseas Markets With New Options
Au stated: “House of Play is targeted at overseas markets with its offering including some non-traditional casino games.” He added: “Now with the latest [Macau regulatory] approval, we’ll certainly look at whether there is local demand for House of Play hosting casual games.”
Casual games are easy to understand and play, often with short sessions. HILO requires bets on whether the next card drawn will be higher, lower or equal to the current one. A colour game involves betting on winning colour combinations using coloured dice. Compliance with the dealer-operated standards means House of Play could function as a live-dealer electronic table game like the firm’s Live Multi-Game product. Au noted the firm is mulling a virtual format for Macau for now.
Kam Pek Paradise Adds Legacy Titles
Kam Pek Paradise features a legacy collection of Chinese casino games. DICJ approved fan tan, fish-prawn-crab sic bo and mahjong pai gow under EGM Technical Standards 2.0. The product was showcased at Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Asia 2026. BMM Testlabs conducted testing for both the House of Play and Kam Pek Paradise approvals.
The DICJ decisions give LT Game a cleared path to evaluate local appetite for these formats in Macau casinos.
Reporting: GGRAsia
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