BettingBusinessInteractive • OCTOBER 2012
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SPORT
Racing identifies efficiencies
T
he first stage of the Operational Review currently being carried out by the British Horseracing Authority(BHA) has identified two areas where improved raceday operational efficiencies could be achieved. The Review has recommended that three existing teams, two based in the Stable Yard area and one in the Weighing Room, be disbanded, and that a new role of Raceday Integrity Officers be established in their place. CEO Paul Bittar explained: “Our driver behind these specific changes is to create a more flexi- ble and efficient Race- day service within the Stable Yard area; one that is com- mensurate with the current regula- tory needs and risks, as well as the economics of the sport.” PAUL BITTAR
TECHNOLOGY New printer launched
D
ED Limitedhas launched the TSP- L10 Series lottery/betting slip printer from Star Micronics. The internal image scanner on the TSP-L10 series verifies and marks every single ticket at the point of printing and offers a reverse feed mecha- nism function for immediate ticket void- ing based on scanner input. With a built in ticket stacker as standard, the TSP-L10 is also capable of stacking up to 100 tickets at a time which makes it suitable for multi- ple purchases/bets. With a dual interface of USB/Ethernet, the TSP-L10 Series of- fers an unparalleled print speed of up to 300mm per second at a high quality level of 203 x 203 dpi.
RoadRunner deals with Cantor
C
antor Gaminghas signed a deal with Corrigan Managementfor the pro- vision of sports wagering at the latter’s two RoadRunner Saloon locations in Las Vegas. President and CEO of Cantor Gam- ing Lee Amaitis said, “This agreement en- ables RoadRunner customers to open an account fund, withdraw from their ac- count and wager on sporting events from
LEE AMAITIS
the comfort of their seats at these two RoadRunner locations. In addition, they can enjoy the benefits of our mobile sports applications, allowing them to wager from anywhere within Nevada.”
Slimline displays made available
C
rystal Displayhas introduced a brand new range of Slimline Digital Advertising Displays; beginning with 22” and 32” models. These will be followed by the release of 42”, 46” and 55” models in due course. The new generation of Slim- line Digital Advertising Displays will retain many of the great features their predeces- sors had, such as a built in HD media play- er, flush fit wall mount for land- scape or portrait mounting
MEXICO
Codere takes Global Draw machines
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panish gaming operator Coderehas signed a deal with FOBT inventor The Global Drawfor the introduction of 500 new gaming machines in its Mexican gam- ing halls. Neil Moir, director of interna- tional business development for The Global Draw, said: “We believe that Mexi- co is the Latin American market leader and expanding our presence in the coun- try is a key element of our business. We value the strong relationship we have with Codere and we hope to maintain this over time. After our success in Mexico for the past six years, we expect to continue to drive innovation and development.” Felipe Ludeña, corporate CIO at Codere, added: “This agreement is an im- portant contributor to our expansion in Mexico, as The Global Draw has shown good results in our gaming halls.”
and free scheduling software. They now support scrolling text to compliment con- tent and deliver messages more effectively and can use a wider range of image and video file formats as well as the ability to transition between videos seamlessly.
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