ICE PREVIEW
Exciting ICE for Advansys A
A new table games management system on stand 3370 – and a lot more!
dvansys, premium Slovenian systems manufacturer, after years of international success with its heavy duty “On-line System” SlotScanner, launches a totally new
product for gaming tables. There is more than just Accounting & Cage and Player Rating functionality for live games. The brand new Table Management System, branded TableScanner, and proven Slot Management System SlotScanner are seamlessly integrated into one Casino Management System called FloorScanner. In fact, the highly experienced Advansys development team designed a unique database for slots and live games (Oracle); Accounting & Cage of whole casino floor is intuitive and players can earn bonus points on both slots and tables. The benefits of such a solution are many and varied, but few system manufacturers offer such an integrated solution that works in real life. But Advansys’ ambitions reach further than just creating state-of-the-art Casino
Management Systems. For this mission Advansys activated a team of highly experienced engineers and founded daughter company Spintec, which is specialized for the development of top-class gaming devices. The first Spintec product is the modern and accurately designed automated roulette branded “Karma” with outstanding ergonomics for exceptional player comfort and extended playtime. Spintec will later turn its expert eye onto slots. Advansys continues its success in South America, as SlotScanner’s Mystery Jackpot modules are installed on more than 30 locations throughout Peru. In Europe Advansys pays special attention to markets where online systems are required by law. This is the case of Croatia, where an online system will become
mandatory for both casinos and slot halls from beginning of 2011 and Advansys has obtained the necessary
BMM and SIQ certificates for these markets. Advansys
will present FloorScanner Casino
Management System with all available modules for slots and tables at ICE 2011 on booth 3370, shared with Spintec, where the attractive Karma Roulette will make its gamning debut.
Paytec brings payment systems to ICE floor
See the Trio hopper and the rest of the company’s hard-wearing range on stand 4337
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aytec will again be exhibiting at ICE this year, displaying their range of payment systems for gaming machines and other unattended payment equipment. At last year’s
show Paytec launched the integrated coin handling system, Trio which combined Coin Acceptor, Separator and a large capacity multi denominational hopper. Following the success of the Euro version in Italy and other Euro based countries, This year Paytec are focusing on the requirements of the UK market with the launch of Trio for UK coinage. Paytec has a long history in producing
payment terminals, dispensing machines and change machines into the arduous car wash and vending industries. From the development of these products, the exacting requirement for
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reliable yet cost-effective components has driven the company in search of solutions to their own needs. Where none were available or just not suited to their stringent demands, Paytec have developed their own devices which has led to a comprehensive, reliable range that does not cost the earth. The Paytec Hopper range is designed to dispense over 1 million coins. While new products are always interesting, for this year’s Ice show, Paytec will also show their “Classic” range of products including hoppers, motor dispensers, a range of coin mechanisms and change-givers alongside cashless key systems and telemetry offerings. Additions to the range include: • USB interfaces for hoppers to work with
newer PC based game controllers and which compliment the more conventional ccTalk
and parallel interfaces • Increased coin dimensional capability for Mini Hoppers (3.33mm in thickness and 29mm in diameter) • Motor dispenser for amusement machines
to dispense prizes with parallel, ccTalk or USB interfaces Visit Paytec on stand 4337 at the show.
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