Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino, located near the Las Vegas Convention Center, is set to become the latest commercial property to install the CasinoTrac casino management system from Table Trac.
“We are excited to be the system of choice for The Mardi Gras as they upgrade their current casino management system to CasinoTrac,” Table Trac President Chad Hoehne said.
Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino is also said to offer easy access to the city’s monorail system, as well as approximately 50 slot, video poker and video reel machines for casino players.
Philippe Jaramillo, Owner of Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino, also spoke on the collaboration, having said, “We’re thrilled to be moving forward with CasinoTrac.
“The CasinoTrac platform offers powerful new features and capabilities that will allow us to operate more efficiently, deliver exceptional service and take advantage of innovative tools that weren’t previously available to us.”
On January 6, in an effort to support the continued advancement of its technology platform and expand market presence, Table Trac CFO Randy Gilbert officially assumed the CEO position, effective January 1, 2026.
Former Table Trac CEO Chad Hoehne has transitioned to the President and CTO titles, where he will dedicate his "full attention" to product development, innovation, artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives and long-term technology strategy.
As CFO, Gilbert helps align the supplier's financial strategy with market execution, and is said to bring "executive leadership, operational discipline and a strategic growth mindset" into the new role.
Gilbert was selected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers in March 2025, which represents manufacturers and suppliers of various gaming industry technologies.
Table Trac released its financial results for Q3 2025 on November 14, as overall net income totaled $58,352, a significant decrease from the $292,379 reported during the prior year period
