Gaming supplier back to profitability

Despite the improvements, Acres said revenues were less than anticipated as a result of a customer shifting its marketing goals and deciding not to use as many bonusing product components as originally planned. The company recognized $5.1 million of revenue in the third quarter by completing a previously announced contract that is now completed.

"Over the past six months, we focused our resources on completing our accounting and data visualization products while expanding our bonus offerings. We also completed the installation of Acres Bonusing products in a major casino, which we believe has opened opportunities for additional future sales," said Chief Executive Flloyd Glisson.

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