During the Amusement and Music Operators Association (AMOA) trade show, held in Las Vegas from September 30 to October 2, Compumatic gave away a Minidart machine at the Hesch Scholarship Booth.

A wide variety of merchandise prizes were awarded to attendees as part of an ongoing series of drawings to help support the high-profile Wayne E. Hesch Scholarship Program. Over the past 19 years, AMOA has been administering a scholarship program conducted as part of the Association's Educational Foundation. Established in 1985, in memory of 1978-79 AMOA President Wayne E. Hesch, the program has bestowed more than 585 scholarships to college-aged students, including 38 for the 2003-2004 school year.

It was definitely the hot spot of the show which brought together industry professionals from over 300,000 commercial and public locations throughout the world for it's renowned annual trade show event. With booth sales steadily increasing, the number of exhibitor booths reaced over 500.

“It was a great to be able to help such a good cause,” said Mr. Quetglas. “We are sure that the person that won the Mindart machine will have a wonderful time playing it.”

Compumatic was founded in Barcelona in 1984 and is acting within the automated gaming industry. Compumatic is one of the most important manufacturers of complete electronic game kits, focusing on research and development in order to find new innovative solutions for the industry. The company's goal is to offer innovation, experience and high service to its customers.