Michael Wiebeck, Spielbank Duisburg Slots Director, with Aristocrat’s Lightning Link
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IRELAND – Firmly established in the Irish gaming market, APEX gaming took the opportunity to greet new and existing customer at the Irish Gaming Show last month. The long-standing partner in Ireland for APEX gaming, Ardee Leisure, presented the latest APEX solutions, supported by the APEX management team .
Both the Pinnacle slots machines with the EVO platform and the APEX Player Station automated multiplayer were the focus for visitors to the stand. “We are well recognised for our style, quality and the popularity of our gaming solutions with players in Ireland.” explained APEX’s Kubilay Özer. “Our Pinnacle slot machines are very popular and the reaction from the show underlines that this popularity is continuing to grow”.
Damien McCoy, CEO of Ardee Leisure, looked back at an extremely positive Irish Gaming Show, stating, “APEX gives something special to our market – the products are so stylish and appealing and the EVO games platform represents the very best the market can offer. The APEX Player Station was introduced to the market here only two years ago, yet we are very proud of the number of installations here in Ireland. This show underlined how the market views APEX – as the company that is taking gaming to the next level that has a very bright future here in Ireland”.
Lightning Link Strikes Twice at WestSpiel Lightning Link, Aristocrat’s first player-selectable multi denomination
progressive link, is now set to take its next region by storm, with the first installation in EMEA already showing growing popularity amongst players.
German casino operator, WestSpiel, became the first European operator to go live with Lightning Link and was amongst the first group of visitors to Aristocrat’s Big Play stand at ICE, placing a repeat order.
WestSpiel, which operates six casinos across the North and West of Germany, worked closely with Aristocrat’s German distributor, Dieckhaus, to bring the link to players at Spielbank Duisburg at the end of 2015z
“We placed a straight bank of eight Helix™ slot machines running Lightning Link on the floor in the week before Christmas,” said Spielbank Duisburg Slots Director, Michael Wiebeck. “Customers were initially intrigued by this new gaming format and in the subsequent weeks
Comtrade Gaming announce platform deal with Dafabet
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IRELAND – SuzoHapp took its ‘heart of gaming’ message to the visitors of the Irish Gaming Show, held in Dublin last month. SuzoHapp’s Harald Wagemaker and René Huibers, pictured above, both attended the event to support the SuzoHapp UK team. “For us at SuzoHapp it is essential to know our customers and ensure we can match our solutions optimally to their requirements. Each country has its own set of particular attributes and therefore we place great emphasis on attending local exhibitions,” explained Mr. Wagemaker. “It is always a pleasure to be able to greet our customers at the Irish Gaming Show,” he concluded.
This is the corporate strategy at SuzoHapp – to invest in supporting customers at a local level so that customers can best profit from the industry’s global leader in cash handling, spares and components.
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Slovenia’s Comtrade Gaming has signed an agreement to supply Dafabet with their enterprise gaming platform (iCore). Te deal will see Dafabet implement iCore as their complete backend solution.
Comtrade Gaming’s Director of Interactive, Steven Valentine said: “We are incredibly proud to be selected as Dafabet’s long term strategic platform partner. Dafabet are the leading operator in Asia and highly respected across the industry and this deal is a great endorsement of the focus and work we have put into our platform. We have always believed we are leading the
occupancy has grown steadily.” Te performance prompted WestSpiel to expand the reach of Lightning Link, ordering a further bank of games for its casino in Bad Oeynhausen.
Aristocrat Sales Director – EMEA, Erik-Jan van den Berg commented, “We were delighted in WestSpiel’s decision to become European pioneers of Lightning Link. Tis game has generated stunning results across Australia and the United States and is now showing strong early performance figures in Europe.”
way with platform functionality but performance and stability is our real USP for large operators.”
Dafabet’s Group CTO Mark Biegel commented: “As a large operator the demands and expectations placed on our technology are significantly higher than most other operators. Our partnership with Comtrade Gaming means we can focus our efforts on enhancing the customer experience, safe in the knowledge we have the right platform to support our business.”
Comtrade Gaming’s platform iCore is a complete backend gaming solution based around seamless wallet integrations and real time data. Comtrade Gaming have recently opened an office in Manila to support their growing international client base.
Austria
Leander Games has agreed a deal with StakeLogic to roll out its gaming products via LeGa RGS. Leander has become the first third-party supplier to partner with StakeLogic. The agreement enables operators to benefit from LeGa’s flexible integration and rapid delivery. “We are firmly focussed on the continued development of our aggregated content offering,” said Steven Matsell, CEO at Leander Games. “Signing StakeLogic to LeGa will see us import games of the highest quality to the platform. They are known for having the best graphics on the market, great immersive UX and unique themes.” StakeLogic’s suite of games, including latest slots title Monkeys of the Universe, will be available via LeGa.
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