Sweeps B2B accuses former Texas distributors of copying game maths

The plaintiffs’ senior software engineer says he spotted reel-stop positions and symbol codes in the code behind Phantom’s Country Lights title A Minneapolis-based sweepstakes provider has accused its former exclusive Texas distributor of lifting the maths behind 15 of its games and running them on a rival platform in more than 100 locations. Technology Holdings Corporation and three affiliated software companies filed the suit on 20 October in the Western District of Texas against SFS IT Services, Semper Fido Sweepstakes, Morris Joseph and SFS vice president Cody Rogers.