WaSioux - A Friendly Game of Poker

WaSioux™ to debut at Santa Ana Star Casino in New Mexico

(July 2007) The highly anticipated arrival of WaSioux — A Friendly Game of Poker™, to the casino floors will begin at the Santa Ana Star Casino in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico in August 2007. Santa Ana Star’s General Manager, Conrad Granito, is looking forward to WaSioux’s debut, saying, “We are proud to partner with this highly respected and up and coming Native American gaming company and are are excited to introduce an new entertainment option for our poker and table game guests."

WaSioux is a fast-paced poker game that randomly deals competitive hands. Players can strategize or let the game build their hand. This electronic six-player table game with video displays is based on five-card stud and brings fun and sociability to the game of poker. WaSioux was created to welcome players of any skill level to sit down and experience a comfortable cards-up game of poker. It also attracts solitary video poker players to a more socially interactive setting. Colorful video displays at each player station show all hands on the table, including the dealer’s. Players can bet against each other and against the dealer. A “Player Pot” increases winning possibilities.

WaSioux was invented and developed by Darrell Campbell, member of the Prairie Island Community, and Lynn Dee Rapp, member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe. Darrell stated, “We are excited to form this relationship with the Pueblo of Santa Ana. We chose Santa Ana because of their innovative and progressive approach to Gaming — they are a perfect fit for WaSioux."

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