Review G2E LAS VEGAS 2014 - PART 1
Alfastreet’s Albert Radman
celebrates at G2E with the G3 team.
ALFASTREET’S PRISTINE G2E GAMING EXPERIENCE
Alfastreet unveils its latest distribution plans for the US market while celebrating another knock-out performance at G2E
Alfastreet showed a subtly revised product range at the G2E show in Las Vegas as the Slovenian multi-player specialist celebrated with customers its 20th anniversary year. A brand new stand design provided a unique celebratory stage for Alfastreet’s newest products, which attracted visitors from right across the world.
“The response from the visitors has been overwhelming, confirming the direction of our development,” stated Alfastreet’s Ana Zlender at the G2E show. “The global presence of the brand requires products that have to be adapted to many different specifications yet retaining the distinctive style and architecture that makes them stand apart from any competition.
“Alfastreet is present in nearly 90 countries of the world and we have had visitors on the show that came from every corner of the globe,” continued Ms. Zlender. “It shows the effort our team has made to design machines and games that are successful despite the great differences between specific markets, making Alfastreet a global gaming reality. The latest versions of our popular games, such as Roulette (auto or live), Sic Bo, Craps, Poker and the genuine show piece, the
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attractive WoF, have been paired with our cabinets, which have premiered in the US.”
Made official at G2E, Alfastreet confirmed its exclusive partnership with KGM, a casino supplier and manufacturer based in the US. This agreement makes KGM the exclusive United States distributor of Alfastreet’s line of electronic table games. “Electronic table games are an important piece to the ever-growing KGM product line. We chose to partner with Alfastreet because their exceptional product standards and forward-thinking technology aligns with KGM’s commitment to continually enhance and progress the gaming industry,” said Jason Cohen, Executive Vice President for KGM.
Among the products KGM will be supplying to the US market is the R4 roulette, shown for the first time in the US at G2E. With familiar features and proven technology in a compact, attractive design, the R4 offers an unprecedented player experience due to the proximity of the wheel and the intimacy of a single gaming position. It is the ideal choice for all venues with limited space and is a special addition to exclusive VIP lounges. “As with all of Alfastreet machines, the R4 roulette can be fully customised and adapted to each operator's individual needs and specifications,” explained Ms. Zlender. “The visitors have been stunned by the pristine gaming experience and there are already orders pending for US markets.”
Another highly anticipated premiere was the 2014 Alfastreet WIKY single terminal with the largest touch screen in the industry. The massive 32ins. touchscreen monitor offers incredible visual impact and countless options for the players, yet retains almost identical outer measurements to Alfastreet’s SL single terminal with 23ins. touch screen monitor – an important factor for all gaming floors. “Visitors to the stand have been stunned by the sleek silhouette and technical performance of the WIKY,” stated Alfastreet’s Albert Radman. “They had the opportunity to test all of the interconnected machines, understanding the endless connectivity options and versatility of a modern Alfastreet product.”
“We are now getting ready for the ICE show in London with a planned series of major announcements,” revealed Mr. Radman at the Vegas show. “Our machines here at the show have been prepared for sale in the US through our new distributor and will go directly from the stand ready for installation.”
“G2E once again proved itself to be one of the big three among the gaming conventions and exhibitions of the world and an extremely important showcase for Alfastreet's products,” continued Mr. Radman. “The attendance was really great and we are satisfied with the outcome so far.”
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