G2E ASIA PREVIEW

Interblock unveils Organic Island

Customers promised a custom multigame envrionment

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• Dice generator – Sic-Bo and/or Craps Organic automated and Organic Semi

automated products are a part of the Organic Island range. Organic Island is a multigame environment which mostly supports multi player games. The best known multiplayer games are American Roulette, Sic-Bo and Baccarat. Organic Island product can work with

nterblock says that their Organic Island option allows operators to choose from endless possibilities of play station placing, as well as choosing from a selection of games, setting the gaming parameters and

preparing the timetables of active denominations. Player Information Display shows American Roulette statistics or Sic-Bo statistics.

Available games: • Card generator – Black Jack or Baccarat • Roulette generator – Single Zero or Double

several types of random number generators which can be automated or semi- automated and allows an unlimited number of play stations.

Organic Island offers

maximum potential from the G4 – Organic generation. Organic products can be connected not only from the inside of one venue, but between various locations themselves, regardless of their distance, depending on the availability of optical connections.

Make your own design and configuration of Organic Island!

Money Controls brings Ardac to Asia

Find out more on stand 1233

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t G2E Asia, payment systems manufacturer Money Controls will be demonstrating how its products continue to provide real benefits for its customers in Macau, Asia

and across the globe. Money Controls’ presence at G2E Asia is part of its continued commitment to the Asian gaming market and its key customers in the Asian region.

Amongst the cutting-edge

products on display will be Money Controls’ Ardac Elite, designed specifically for casinos and considered the market leader in bill and ticket acceptors. Its full note image scanning and four-way barcode reading for tickets, are just two features that can help operators improve profitability and player satisfaction.

The Ardac Elite’s unique

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image scanning capability means that in the event of a player dispute the last bill entered can be viewed on a hand-held PDA. Unlike some acceptors which only scan part of the note, the Ardac Elite scans the whole note. It has very high acceptance rates, which means that even notes in very poor condition are accepted, resulting in a decrease in costly, aborted transactions.

Retrofit kits are

available to allow the Ardac Elite to be fitted to almost any existing gaming machine. Choosing to retrofit the Ardac Elite to an existing machine is a cost-effective option

to prolong the life and to improve profitability on older gaming machines and eliminates the costs for costly upgrades. This is just one example of how Money Controls helps it customers.

A further benefit is that the Ardac

Elite can now be fully integrated with the EASITRAX Soft Count system. By using the RFID technology, the cashbox and its contents can be tracked throughout the cash collection process and audit data can be easily analysed to further improve profitability.

To support the Ardac Elite there is a

comprehensive range of tools, spares and accessories. The support tools enable swift and simple updates of software as needed, for example after the introduction of new bank notes.

All of Money Controls’ products provide

excellent resistance to fraud and high levels of security. The Ardac Elite bill and ticket acceptor is just one of a whole range of cutting- edge money handling equipment that Money Controls will have on offer at G2E Asia. Visit them at stand no. 1233 to find out how Money Controls can help improve efficiency and reduce your costs.

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