Insight RIMINI ENADA
PULLING IN THE NUMBERS IN ITALY
A much smaller Rimini ENADA show still managed to pack the stand of Merkur Gaming as it launched ‘Amazonia’
The 26th edition of the ENADA Rimini exhibition may have been smaller than in recent years, but nevertheless, Merkur Gaming enjoyed a great show. Exploring the lavish booth, visitors found a company that continues to waves in the Italian gaming market.
This year’s show saw the introduction of a new single game for the NewSlot (AWP) market
entitled Amazonia. This fun-packed game literally sucked in visitors to the booth from the show floor. In addition, multi-games, which have been a core competency of Merkur Gaming, also ‘packed’ the stand in the shape of the Plünder Pack and Merkur Strategy multi-games.
Each of these gaming innovations can be housed in a variety of cabinets. The new cabinet to create a stir at the ENADA Rimini is the ‘Motion’ – which moves gaming cabinets to even higher level. The ‘Motion’ was presented for the NewSlot market and has already been configured to conform to the upcoming NewSlot3 regulations.
The brand name Merkur continues to engage and enthuse international markets. Players and operators alike associate the Gauselmann Group’s brand with continued success over many decades, ensuring that Merkur Gaming remains synonymous with gaming fun and success just as much in Italy as well.
The flexible ways to offer players Merkur Gaming entertainment in Italy makes it very simple for operators to strengthen their gaming range with Merkur Gaming products. The innovative renting formula enables Merkur’s customers to be able to invest in the best gaming fun available, without affecting their cash outflow. This flexibility is yet another reason for Merkur Gaming’s success in the Italian gaming sector.
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