Preview ICE TOTALLY GAMING 2015 SG INTERACTIVE BRINGS THE FUN TO LONDON
The Interactive division of Scientific Games Corporation provides robust iGaming and Social Casino solutions to the global gaming industry, anchored by the world’s strongest portfolio of casino games, including slots and table game content from its Bally Technologies, Barcrest, Shuffle Master and Williams Interactive game studios
SG Interactive premium products include the white-label Play4Fun Network B2B social casino platform and its Game Server that provides real-money gaming sites access to an expansive portfolio of world-famous casino games like Zeus, Quick Hits, Let it Ride, and Rainbow Riches, in addition to numerous licensed entertainment games already popular with many online players.
Visit the Scientific Games stand at ICE 2015 to experience the robust products from its Interactive division, including:
l SG Interactive’s Remote Game Server, launched in the beginning of 2013, providing wagered online casino games to the world’s top online casino operators, with recent launches including Zeus III, Raging Rhino, Cool Jewels, and Rainbow Riches ranking amongst the top slot games throughout Europe.
Over the past 15 months, SG’s development team has rapidly accelerated game deployments to a cutting-edge HTML5 mobile platform, through which gaming sites can deploy games simultaneously for players on web and mobile devices. For a look at SG Interactive’s full game catalog of online, proven slots and table games from Williams, Bally, Barcrest, and Shuffle Master studios, visit:
www.williamsinteractive.com/games.
l The Play4Fun Network social casino platform, designed with tools and capabilities that empower terrestrial casinos to build an engaged online player community ahead of real-money wagering, provides casinos a seamless multi-channel experience
for players that, in current deployments, is driving exceptional engagement and monetisation. Daily players are spending 85+ minutes engaged with the Play4Fun Network online or via native iOS and Android mobile apps. Learn how your casino can benefit from a fully customised Play4Fun Network today at:
www.williamsinteractive.com/play4fun.
l An inVenue Mobile Wagering product that empowers land-based casinos to offer local area network-constrained, real-money wagering on player’s mobile devices of choice. Powered by our iGaming Platform, casinos running our solution can pop real- money gaming content direct from native iOS or Android apps, once players enter their designated areas on property or property- wide. The product includes slots and table games from our various game development studios, and can integrate 3rd party content to give casinos the opportunity to provide their players an online solution that nicely complements their EGM and table game play.
CPI SHOWCASES NEW SCR NOTE RECYCLER AT ICE
CPI will showcase the new SCR Note Recycler at ICE 2015. The largest portfolio of payment systems in the Gaming industry is expanding even more
CPI will exhibit at ICE 2015 (booth N3-320) with the largest portfolio of payment systems in the Gaming industry – including the new MEI SCR note recycler, which has been yielding impressive results across multiple field trials. SCR will be released to the European AWP market, beginning with Germany, in the first quarter of 2015. CPI is now entering commercial agreements with the OEMs.
SCR is the latest extension of the reliable SC product line, which has achieved an installed base of more than 1.5 million units worldwide. It follows the same winning formula as the CASHFLOW SC and SC Advance note acceptors, raising performance expectations to deliver a more efficient, secure and cost-effective way to handle cash payments.
By combining proven components with new technology, SCR opens new possibilities for what note recycling can offer as part of a total cash management solution.
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Its value proposition begins with the reliability associated with the same acceptor head and 600-note cashbox as SC Advance. Two 60-note recycling drums also provide SCR with the capacity to meet the needs of diverse applications within a small footprint. They utilize the same mechanics hardened with other CPI products – the 4-denomination BNR (bank note recycler) and 1-denomination VNR (vending note recycler). And from top to bottom, SCR’s architecture has been fortified with several innovative features that offer a new level of security to the market:
l A removable anti-stringing module protects against mechanical manipulation.
l A combination of lockable transport doors and entrance/exit sensors offer traceability to help prevent theft.
l “Door open” detection ensures an accurate count of cash stored on the recyclers, even when SCR is in a powered down state.
In games that traditionally pay jackpots in coins, SCR virtually eliminates hopper starvation by
paying out higher value notes instead – using the same notes it accepts and stores on its recyclers from previous transactions. As a result, SCR requires less maintenance and can run for longer periods of time, lowering the overall cost of operation.
SCR has been yielding impressive results across multiple field trials. It will be released to the European AWP market, beginning with Germany, in the first quarter of 2015. CPI is now entering commercial agreements with OEMs.
In addition to SCR, the CPI booth will feature a variety of solutions for casino slot machines, AWP
applications, VLTs and more. The CashCode one and Money Controls Ardac Elite note acceptors will be on display at the ICE show, along with SC Advance and its portfolio of modular extensions – including the EASITRAX Web cash management system and a variety of cashbox sizes. The MEI CASHFLOW 9500 and NRI G-13, v2 eagle, v2 pelicano and v2 colibri coin acceptors will also be shown, along with an assortment of coin hoppers and more.
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