Electronic Pulltabs in Alaska
907eTabs and Alaska Wholesale LLC help Alaska nonprofits, bars, and pulltab stores evaluate Pilot Games electronic pulltabs. This page explains why Pilot Games performs so well in the largest tablet-based electronic pull-tab market in the United States and why that performance could matter even more in Alaska.
Organizations across Anchorage, Fairbanks, Wasilla, Juneau, Kenai, Soldotna, Palmer, and communities across Alaska are evaluating electronic pulltabs, tablet pulltabs, and charitable gaming systems.
Pilot Games electronic pulltabs for Alaska nonprofits.
The highest-performing electronic pulltab system for Alaska nonprofits, bars, and pulltab locations.
Alaska is preparing for tablet-based electronic pulltabs. The biggest question is not who talks the best — it is which electronic pulltab system will create the most revenue for Alaska nonprofits, bars, and pulltab locations.
Public data from Minnesota, the largest tablet-based electronic pull-tab market in the country, shows Pilot Games consistently outperforming competing systems. That makes Minnesota the strongest public proof market for organizations evaluating electronic pulltabs in Alaska.
At Alaska Wholesale, we can admit there is one thing we do very poorly — being "salespeople." When we began evaluating electronic pulltab manufacturers, we looked for a system that was so strong it did not require a traditional sales pitch. We wanted the data to speak for itself.
Pilot Games clearly met that objective. When you look at the performance numbers, the rankings, and the real-world results, there really is not a meaningful comparison. The data makes the decision obvious.
Rolling 12-month average monthly net receipts per positive-net location using Pilot Games — October 2025–September 2026 Minnesota data, the largest tablet-based market.
One Alaska story. One proof market. One clear leader.
Alaska is the opportunity. Minnesota is the proof. Minnesota gives us the most transparent tablet-based electronic pulltab data in the country, and that data shows Pilot Games consistently outperforming competing systems. Alaska could see even bigger differences because dedicated pulltab stores and self-directed play make system performance matter even more.
Bars, nonprofits, and dedicated pulltab stores in Alaska can choose the right electronic pulltab system before the market gets crowded.
Minnesota is the largest tablet-based electronic pulltab market in the country with public site-level data that allows real manufacturer comparisons.
If the difference is dramatic in bar environments, it could be even more dramatic in Alaska's dedicated pulltab stores.
Latest-month snapshot — September 2026 (separate from the rolling average)
One month only. Average net receipts among positive-net sites, before fees and expenses. Headline comparisons and calculators use the rolling 12-month average above.
Rolling 12-month monthly average: October 2025–September 2026. Total positive net receipts divided by positive site-months; zero and negative net receipts are excluded from both totals and counts. Net receipts are gross receipts less prizes, before fees, taxes, and other expenses. Annual and multi-year illustrations apply this rolling monthly average for 12, 36, or 60 months; they are not forecasts or actual annual results for a fixed set of sites. Explore all 38 reported months.
Difference in rolling 12-month average monthly net receipts among positive-net sites.
Difference in rolling 12-month average monthly net receipts among positive-net sites.
Performance matters more than fee percentage.
Pilot is the only manufacturer that has publicly stated what its fee will be. Some organizations may be tempted to wait and see what others charge. But fee percentage alone does not determine the result.
What matters most is how much net revenue the system produces in the first place. After Pilot Games' publicly stated 31% fee, the positive-net site average leaves about $9,653 per month.
At the October 2025–September 2026 rolling 12-month averages, Pollard / Diamond would need a fee of about -9.5% to match Pilot after its 31% fee. Arrow would need a fee of -191.1%. A negative fee means paying the location a subsidy instead of charging a fee. Actual fee offers and operating expenses also affect the result.
Rolling 12-month positive-net site average after the stated 31% fee, before taxes, venue shares, and other expenses.
| System | Net receipts | Fee needed |
|---|---|---|
| Pilot Games | $13,990 | 31% |
| Pollard / Diamond | $8,819 | -9.5% |
| Arrow | $3,316 | -191.1% |
Pilot Games powers the highest-performing locations.
Revenue averages are only part of the story. When locations are ranked by performance, Pilot Games dominates the top tiers.
| Performance tier | Pilot | Other systems |
|---|---|---|
| Top 50 | 47 | 3 |
| Top 200 | 168 | 32 |
| Top 500 | 397 | 103 |
With 397 out of the top 500 electronic pulltab locations in Minnesota running Pilot Games, the evidence is clear — Pilot Games creates winners.
Some companies may try to distract you with data about cabinet-style pulltabs. Be aware that cabinet systems and tablet-based electronic pulltabs are two very different products, serving different players and operating environments.
Arrow's first location does not appear until rank #1012.
Built like a tech platform. Designed for better electronic pulltab results in Alaska.
Pilot's edge is not just one thing. It is a combination of stronger gameplay, deeper variety, smarter game management, high reliability, and a platform built around technology.
Engaging Gameplay
Pilot games are built for extended play with entertaining themes, interactive bonus features, and a player experience that keeps people engaged longer.
More Games Than Anyone Else
Pilot offers more than double the number of games of the closest competitor, giving locations a deeper, fresher, more engaging library.
Smart Game Autoclose
When remaining prizes fall below 50× the bet, the system automatically closes the game and starts a new one. A $1 game always has at least a $50 prize remaining while it is active.
High Reliability
Pilot runs on Apple iPad hardware and a technology-first platform built around uptime, consistency, and smooth operation.
Security Focus
Pilot is a tech company focused on game integrity, platform security, and protecting the player experience from the ground up.
Proven Performance
Public Minnesota site-level data shows Pilot powering the majority of the highest-performing locations in the largest tablet-based market in the country.
Secure Pilot now without getting trapped.
Electronic pulltabs are coming to Alaska soon, and once legislation passes there will likely be a rush to install systems across the state.
We are currently accepting partner agreements with nonprofits and locations that want to secure access to Pilot Games systems. Bars and locations do not need to already be connected with a nonprofit to reach out. If you are interested but do not yet have a nonprofit relationship in place, we can help you figure out the process and next steps.
Underperforming manufacturers will likely spend a tremendous amount of money flooding the state with brochures, marketing campaigns, and salespeople trying to distract from the real performance data before organizations have a chance to see how well Pilot Games actually performs. Our agreement simply gives us the first opportunity to demonstrate Pilot Games results in your location.
Pilot Installed Immediately
Our contracts guarantee Pilot Games in your facility the first month.
Month-to-Month Agreements
No long-term lock-ins. We want to earn your business every month through performance.
Reserve Your Position Now
We are signing partners now because there will likely be a rush once legislation passes. Even if your bar is not yet connected with a nonprofit, we can help you figure out the next step.
What organizations usually want to know.
What are electronic pulltabs in Alaska?
Electronic pulltabs in Alaska are tablet-based charitable gaming products expected to help nonprofits, bars, and pulltab locations modernize gameplay and increase charitable revenue. This page focuses on which electronic pulltab system can create the most value for Alaska organizations.
Why does Minnesota matter so much?
Minnesota is currently the largest tablet-based electronic pull-tab market in the United States and it publishes detailed site-level performance data, which makes real manufacturer comparisons possible.
Why could Alaska results be even stronger?
Minnesota results come largely from bars, where gaming is a secondary activity. Alaska also has dedicated pulltab stores where gaming is the primary business, which could make system performance differences even more dramatic.
Why not wait to see competitor pricing?
Because performance matters more than fee percentage. Even after Pilot Games' publicly stated 31% fee, the positive-net site average leaves about $9,653 per month. At the October 2025–September 2026 rolling 12-month averages, Pollard / Diamond would need a fee of about -9.5%, while Arrow would need a negative fee. This is before taxes and other operating expenses.
Are your contracts really month to month?
Yes. Our agreements are designed to earn your business every month through performance, not lock you in before results are proven.
Can a bar reach out even if it is not already connected with a nonprofit?
Yes. Bars and locations do not need to already have a nonprofit relationship in place to contact us. If you are interested in Pilot Games, we can help you understand the process and figure out the next steps.
Get in line for Pilot Games electronic pulltabs in Alaska.
No obligation to ask questions or book a demo. Review the full reservation agreement before deciding whether to sign.
Alaska Wholesale is the exclusive Alaska distributor for Pilot Games electronic pulltabs.
Not connected with a nonprofit yet? Reach out anyway — we can help you understand the process and next steps.