PLEASANTVILLE, NJ—January 14, 2006-- Bingo Nights™ , the next generation of AC Coin's now-legendary Slotto ® slot machine, is landing on casino floors across the country. With a bright Bingo ball tumbler in its top bonus box and an IGT ® 5-Reel S-2000 game below, Bingo Nights is sure to be a hit with slot players and slot floor managers.

Designed to resemble a traditional Bingo tumbler, the game's alluring top box spins during the bonus round and plays a rendition of the hit song “Boogie Nights,” tossing Bingo balls (and players) into a frenzy.

The bonus is initiated when three Bingo Nights symbols land on any played payline. Once the Bingo ball tumbler starts spinning, the player is prompted to press the flashing button to get one of seven virtual Bingo cards displayed on the LCD screen (each randomly-chosen Bingo card only needs one or two balls to achieve Bingo). Actual Bingo balls are then randomly picked and displayed to the player and then “placed” on the Bingo card on the LCD screen. When the player achieves Bingo, the player is awarded the associated prize value and the bonus ends.

Each Bingo card win, either by row, column, or diagonal, will be awarded the number of credits indicated on the LCD screen associated with that row, column or diagonal. Bingo Nights™ uses IGT ® 's popular Double Diamond ® 5-Reel 9-Line base program.

Combining the popularity of Bingo, the proven success of Slotto, and a toe-tapping tune, Bingo Nights will have players yelling “BINGO!” at the following casinos:

• In the East—Connecticut's Foxwoods Casino Resort and Mohegan Sun; Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, and New York's Seneca Niagara Falls Casino;
• In the South—Mississippi's Gold Strike Casino Resort and the Mississippi Belle II Riverboat;
• In the Midwest, Nebraska's Omaha Casino, Michigan's Greektown Casino, and Iowa's Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel; and
• In the West—California's River Rock Casino and Colusa Indian Bingo Casino, and Oregon's Chinook Winds Casino and Convention Center.