The Aristocrat Clubmaster coin-operated Slot Machine by Ainsworth (circa 1956), and it's history and background, photos, repair help, manuals, for sale and wanted lists, and census survey is brought to you by The International Arcade Museum at the Museum of the Game.

For players who enjoy the feel of live casino slots which you can play online – Ainsworth titles are a must see. The likes of Grand Dragon, 50 Dolphins and Mustang Money focus on the old fashioned gameplay – and have free spin features and often progressive jackpots too.

The company behind these titles was created by Len Ainsworth. This Australian self-made billionaire previously created gambling giant Aristocrat. You’ll be able to spot many similarities between the games. These include the distinctive ‘galloping clicks’ as the reels come to a stop, and also the design of the playing card symbols on the reels. Ainsworth is based in Sydney, Australia. They have offices in the US, and are very much focused on providing games for the US live casino industry. Improvements in technology and the move towards non-download casino games has meant that Ainsworth slots are now available online at many major casino sites.

Ainsworth Game Technology is a Sydney based provider launched in 1995 by Len Ainsworth, who had a vision of establishing a leading software developer and gaming equipment supplier. In 2001, the company launched the Ambassador gaming machine along with a series of other games with high-quality animation.

Ambassador SL edition was released around 2007 and Ainsworth continued to expand, creating unique and highly entertaining products for international markets. The string of success continued and in 2013 the developer launched A560SL cabinet with one of their top performing releases, Rumble Rumble, which is still among their most popular games. The triumph continued with Player's Paradise, Quadshot, Wide Boy, Reels of Wheels...

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A600 was launched in 2015, which the chairman Len Ainsworth described as the embodiment of the company's vision. The classic, sophisticated design of A600 cabinet was combined with the latest touchscreen technology, lightning effects, multi-denomination options, etc.

In 2018, Ainsworth has been acquired by Novomatic, however, the company continues to operate under their own brand name in more than 50 countries across Asia, USA, and Europe.

Ainsworth Game Technology operates under two licences, issued by UK Gambling Commission and the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. The company is fully committed to providing high-quality gaming equipment and their products are in line with the requirements set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO9001).