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JPMINTERNATIONAL


StandNo.3360


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JPMSTANDLOOKSLIKEBEINGONEOFTHE HOTTESTPLACESTOBETHISJANUARY Excited by the prospects of this year’s show circuit, Sales and Marketing Director Simon McCarthy revealed: “We’ve enjoyed a phenomenal end to 2010 and are looking forward to showing our latest products to UK customers and those from further afield.


“Our latest developments have led to a broader customer base and for their convenience, we will be showing at ICE plus the European Amusement and Gaming Expo. We’ll be welcoming visitors to the JPM stand at ICE (3360) and our latest UK Category C and B4 games will also be featured on the stands of our UK distributors at EAG,” he explained. Indeed, sales figures ended on a high for the team at JPM validating its new direction and commitment to various key markets. There is also much acclaim for its UK Category C AWP releases with keen interest from distributors, operators and site owners.


With machines testing well and proving popular with players, RLMS Sales Director Tony Glanville confirmed: “We have already placed an order for Classic Red Alert after good test results. “It’s good to see JPM International back as a force in the Category C sector,” he encouraged. Fun in the Sun, the current category B4 success has also earned JPM healthy sales


“We’ve enjoyed a phenomenal end to


2010and are looking forward to showing our latest products


toUKcustomers and those fromfurther afield.Our latest


developments have led to a broader


customer base and for their


convenience,wewill be showing at ICE


plus the European Amusement and


Gaming Expo.We’ll be welcoming visitors


to the JPMstand at ICE (3360) and our


latestUKCategory C and B4 gameswill also be featured on the stands of ourUK


distributors at EAG.” SimonMcCarthy,


Sales andMarketing Director, JPM.


through distributors and house accounts. This will be presented at the show in its new Linear cabinet.


Casino Crazy DeLuxe, a big seller in the Category B4 market will also appear for the first time as a Category C game . Further evidence of the company’s growing global assault will be evident as JPM International reveals three new Max Power games for Latin America. Eighty One, Royal and Eldorado are sure to impress visitors from this expanding market. Also an exciting new all video Max Power concept will be debuted, featuring a compendium of three games and a high-impact video top display. JPM’s ICE stand will also be home to European distributors Synot and Comatel which will be presenting products released under the JPM International and Crystal brands for their respective markets.


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INTERNATIONALBRANDGAMING StandNo.4372 THENEWGBAGV1AFRONT-LOADINGNOTE VALIDATORHASBEENDESIGNEDBY ASTROSYSTEMSTOMEETANDEXCEEDTHE DEMANDSOFTHE GAMINGINDUSTRY The powerful GBA ST2 stackerless note reader is used as the GV1s currency validation module, providing ready access to a wide variety of global currencies. It is integrated into the GV1 transport system yet can be easily accessed for cleaning and extraction.


With an eye on service wants and needs, everything about the GV1 is easy. It can be easily stripped down to its serviceable parts. Belts are easily accessible for change outs, the main PCB controller slides out from its position with the flick of a finger and the note transport pathway is completely accessible for cleaning. The secure note cassette is audit-capable; lockable both to itself and to the GV1 chassis and can hold up to 800 notes.


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