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feature trigger that ignites the player’s anticipation during game play.


Upon its introduction at the Australian Gaming


Expo, Adrian Halpenny, President of Shuffle Master Australasia, commented: “We are thrilled to be able to offer such an iconic brand as The Flintstones. Our game development team worked very hard to deliver a final product that demonstrated meticulous attention to detail in order to maintain the high quality and authenticity of the television series. As a result, The Flintstones is a breakthrough product that is not only highly enjoyable to play as a traditional gaming


machine, but also brings the much-loved characters to life with entertaining and engaging features.”


Another familiar name on the SHFL slots was Pink


Panther Returns, alongside equally strong slots like Cats, Hats & Bats, Hubble, Bubble & Trubble, Epic Quest, Random Magic, Karnak, Duo Fu Duo Cai Linked Progressive. All of the titles offer unique features like new mathematical models, new jackpot triggers, and new themes.


A real highlight of the show overall was SHFL’s Blackjack side bets on show. House Money looks like an absolute banker; players win the side bet if they get a straight, pair, straight- flush or Ace-King suited in their first two cards; then the player has the option to add their winnings to the standard Blackjack wager, and play continues.


SHFL also unveiled the DeckMate 2 poker room shuffler, which offers significant performance and security improvements over its predecessor,


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