Shuffle Master Sued by TableMax Over Gaming Patent
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Shuffle Master Inc., the Las Vegas- based gaming-equipment maker, was sued by TableMax Gaming Inc. and accused of infringing patents used for an electronic-gaming machine.
Shuffle Master’s Table Master product, which allows games like poker and blackjack without a dealer, uses three patents belonging to TableMax, the company said yesterday in a complaint in federal court in Las Vegas. TableMax asked for unspecified damages and an order barring Shuffle Master’s actions.