Touch-win E-Gaming Systems Limited

History and Founding

No verifiable founding year or location for Touch-win E-Gaming Systems Limited has been found in any public source. The earliest traceable mention is a vendor listing on CasinoVendors.com, which provides no founding date. The company’s LinkedIn profile lists it as "Touch-win E-Gaming Systems(HK).Ltd", suggesting incorporation in Hong Kong, but no corporate registry filings have been located. The absence of press releases, news articles, or industry mentions suggests a very recent or deliberately low-key market entry.

Products and Services

Touch-win specialises in three main product areas: New Type Lottery and Casino Games Result Draw Solutions – hardware and software systems for generating random results in lottery-style and table games; Poker Game Networking‑Table – a multi-player table system for poker tournaments or cash games with network connectivity for centralised management; and Real‑Time Poker Gaming System – an integrated platform for operating live poker games with player tracking, seat management, and result recording. No technical specifications, compliance certifications, or case studies have been published.

Leadership

The company’s leadership comprises three individuals. Andy Guo serves as President and CEO, describing himself on LinkedIn as a professional gaming inventor and casino management and operations specialist. Steven M. Abramoff and Jack W.S Chen both hold the title of Executive Director. No other C-level officers (e.g., CTO, COO) have been identified.

Online Presence and Licensing

The official website, www.touchwin.net, is referenced by CasinoVendors.com but was unresponsive at the time of research. The company’s marketing presence is limited to that directory and the CEO’s personal LinkedIn profile. No gambling licences from any jurisdiction (e.g., Malta, UK, Curacao) have been found. Touch-win is not listed on any regulator’s approved supplier list.

Summary

Touch-win E-Gaming Systems Ltd. remains an obscure entity. Its stated specialisation in draw-based lottery and poker systems is plausible, but the lack of verifiable corporate information, licensing, and public engagement makes independent assessment of its operational legitimacy difficult. It appears to be a very small operation with no significant market footprint.