AMI Entertainment Updates Tap TV BarLink App And Jukebox Software

PHILADELPHIA -- AMI Entertainment Network said it has released several updates for its Tap TV product, BarLink app and Internet jukeboxes.

High rollers will be interested in learning that AMI has been collecting feedback from players and, as a result, has made several changes to the Tap TV Poker channel. Games are said to be more challenging, with individual buy-ins separate from lifetime chip totals. Players receive 5,000 chips at a time from their bankrolls, creating a fair playing field.

Players also now may choose to sit out for one or more rounds, eliminating the fear of missing a turn while grabbing a drink or visiting the restroom. The table seating system also has been improved to increase the likelihood that someone entering a game will be placed at a table of players from the same location.

New for Tap TV Trivia players is the ability to view the schedule for their locations within the app. They can also initiate password changes without leaving the app.

AMI BarLink also has received a substantial update. Users can now view and select songs from their recent play histories, making it easier and faster to play their favorite music without leaving their seats.

The new release also includes a pair of jukebox features that will help operators and patrons alike. Most notably, the interaction between mobile and jukebox Priority Play has been adjusted so that jukeboxes will no longer offer the priority feature if a mobile priority instance is in use. In addition, jukeboxes can now be rebooted into normal mode from any other mode during scheduled reboots.