Ainsworth provided no figures for its new guidance, but it follows a net loss of $2.76 million in the first half, to December 31, and a $10.78 million loss in the first half of fiscal 2008.
Ainsworth said the success of its product development strategies would allow the company to capitalise on global market opportunities as economic conditions improve, however.
Ainsworth said it had struck a non-exclusive strategic game content licensing agreement with Las Vegas-based gaming devices business Bally Technologies in the United States and Canada.
"This relationship with Bally further strengthens the company's position in North America and complements the game initiatives previously undertaken," Ainsworth chief executive Danny Gladstone said.
"Bally Technologies chief operating officer Gavin Isaacs said the business was looking forward to making it successful partnership.
"Partnering with Ainsworth Game Technology to put their high-performing video content on Bally's award-winning ALPHA game cabinets is a win-win opportunity for both companies," Mr Isaacs said.
At 1.11pm (AEST) Ainsworth shares were untraded at 8 cents.
