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DAS KASINO IN OSTENDE BESTÄTIGT WIEDERHOLT seine langjährige Verbundenheit mit den MEI SC83- Geldscheinlesern von Crane Payment Innovations (CPI), einem Unternehmen der Crane Company. Die Leitung der Spielbank in dem belgischen Seebad hat die MEI SC83 erstmals 2003 für alle neu angeschafften Automaten als zwingend vorgegeben.
GREENTUBE, DER INTERAKTIVE Unternehmensbereich von Novomatic, melden den Abschluss eines Vertrages zur Lieferung von Inhalten mit der Circus Gruppe.
DIE BAHNBRECHENDEN PLAYTECH-INHALTE FÜR alle Kanäle kommen jetzt im gesamten Sortiment von Mecca Bingo einschließlich der neuen mobilen Mecca Max-Geräte zum Einsatz, wodurch der Markenführer seinen Spielern das ultima- tive Spielerlebnis bieten kann.
IM ZUGE EINER UMSTELLUNG SEINER STRATEGIE ZUR Unternehmensentwicklung hat Praesepe, ein Betreiber von Spielautomaten mit niedrigen Einsätzen, den Verkauf seiner Spielhalle für Erwachsene, des am Leicester Square im Zentrum Londons gelegene Crystal Rooms Adult Gaming Centres (AGC), an das benachbarte preisgekrönte Hippodrome Casino bestätigt.
DER MILLIARDENSCHWERE INVESTOR CARL ICAHN hat das Immobilienunternehmen CBRE Group aus Los Angeles beauftragt, die ehemals 3 Mrd. USD teure, mittlerweile von vie- len als Schandfleck bezeichnete Hotel- und Spielbankanlage Fontainebleau im nördlichen Teil des Las Vegas Strip abzus- toßen.
JUEGOS MIAMI, DAS NEUE Veranstaltungskonzept für die gesamte lateinamerikanische und karibische Glücksspielbranche (vom 31. Mai bis 3. Juni 2016 im The Biltmore, Coral Gables, Miami), gewinnt weit verbreitete Unterstützung durch eine wachsende Zahl angesehener Marktteilnehmer.
DAS US-AMERIKANISCHE INNENMINISTERIUM (DOI) und die Nationale Indianische Glücksspielkommission (NIGC) haben dem Stamm der Alabama-Coushatta aus Texas grünes Licht für die Eröffnung eines Glücksspieletablissements der Klasse II gemäß dem Gesetz zur Regulierung des von Indianerstämmen betriebenen Glücksspiels (Indian Gaming Regulatory Act) in seinem Stammesgebiet gegeben.
DAS NÖRDLICH DES STADTKERNS VON LAS VEGAS gelegene Jerry’s Nugget Casino hat sich für Synkros von Konami Gaming als Kasinoverwaltungssystem entschieden.
DIE AUSTRALISCHE STAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP bezahlt der Regierung von Queensland 272 Mio. USD für das Recht zur Erschließung der Spielbank- und Ferienanlage Queen’s Wharf, die auf zehn Jahre berechnet mehr als 1 Milliarde USD Steuereinnahmen abwerfen soll.
GAMING LABORATORIES INTERNATIONAL WURDE von der Glücksspielaufsicht der Isle of Man kürzlich die Akkreditierung als zugelassener Prüfbetrieb für Online- Glücksspiele zuerkannt.
DIE TAIWANESISCHEN PENGHU-INSELN ERWÄGEN erneut die Errichtung eines Kasinos, worüber die Bevölkerung vermutlich nach der am 16. Januar stattfindenden Wahl des taiwanesischen Präsidenten abstimmen soll.
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THE PINNACLE OF LUXURY AT SAVOY
APEX gaming has recorded the successful trial and installation of its Pinnacle gaming slits at Casino Savoy in Northern Cyprus
Cyprus - Casino Installations
The Savoy Ottoman Palace is a five-star entertain- ment complex set amongst fabulous grounds on the island of Cyprus. The hotel offers over 100 luxury rooms with 15 Pasha suites and two Sultan suites.
The Savoy Casino management recently welcomed the opportunity to trial the APEX gaming’s Pinnacle with EVO2 platform, installing the latest Pinnacle upright gaming machines. Once completed the trials proved a great success, with the Pinnacle slots per- forming at a high level for over six months. This suc- cess led to Savoy Casino management welcoming APEX gaming as a new supplier to their floor.
Alp Karakoyun is the Slot Development Manager at the Savoy Casino. He commented: “The new Apex gaming machines, especially after the EVO2 upgrade, have found their next step to improve play- er satisfaction and casino revenue. The new Apex bank’s balanced mathematics, highly developed graphics and interactive bonuses have already
proved they are the new champion for our players. The high performance of APEX here will surely lead to the numbers of Apex EVO machines to increase at the Northern Cyprus gambling destination.”
Kubilay Özer, Global Sales Director at APEX gaming, expressed his thanks to the team at the Savoy Casino, stating, “The combination of our Pinnacle cabinets with the EVO2 platform has made a great impact here. We carried out the installation in this casino over six months ago. The Savoy Casino is very much a leading casino in Northern Cyprus and their choice of slots bears significance. I would like to thank Alp Karakoyun and his team for their will- ingness to get to know APEX gaming. This willing- ness has clearly paid off and this is the beginning of a strong business relationship with the Savoy Casino and further growth in this country in a whole”.
UK Kiron Interactive joins the ranks as a Quickfire, powered by Microgaming, development partner. Kiron is the latest supplier to join the Quickfire platform. Starting out as a virtual horse-race betting specialist in 2001, the company now supplies a variety of bespoke virtual sports betting and gaming products across online, mobile, and land-based platforms. Through an agreement with Quickfire, Kiron’s recently launched remote game server (RGS) – BetMan Online, will be available to operators residing on the Quickfire platform. Football, horse racing, boxing and motor racing are among the sports to go live, with others to follow in due course. The first games are scheduled to go live early 2016. Steven Spartinos, Co-CEO Kiron Interactive, comments: “The deal will see an exciting line-up of virtual racing and sports games made available to their broad client base on a plug-and-play basis. We’re confident that the appeal of our games to both sports bettors and casino players will provide significant additional value to operators .”
Inspired adds punch to SNAI line-up with Tyson products
ITALY Inspired, the leading provider of Virtual Sports, Mobile Games and SBG Video Lottery, today announces it will be supplying SNAI with access to its first col- lection of Mike Tyson gaming products for the Italian gaming market.
Inspired unveiled its long-term brand partnership with boxing legend Mike Tyson at G2E Vegas, which will include a suite of gaming products featuring ‘Iron Mike’ for sportsbetting, casino, slots, and social gaming. Inspired will be providing SNAI with first- mover access to its initial Tyson package for the Italian market, which includes its new Virtual
Rush Boxing game for retail and online, featuring the boxing leg- end, as well omnichannel slots and table gaming content. The launches will be supported by exclusive Tyson marketing mate- rials.
SNAI is the leading Italian betting operator. Inspired already pro- vides SNAI with a range of its industry leading Virtual Sports content. Inspired recently announced an extension to its Virtual Sports contract with SNAI, which has strengthened its position in the Italian market with SNAI’s impending rollout of additional betting shops, concur- rent channel expansion and mobile deployment.
Vitaliano Casalone, Presidente of Inspired Italia, comments: “Inspired is already renowned as having the best Virtual Sports content in the market, which keeps players coming back for more. Our new range of Tyson gaming products was met with a fanfare reception at G2E and we have been inundated with inter- est from operators across the globe. We are confident that these knockout products will go down a storm with Italian play- ers.”
Inspired supplies over 90% of the land-based, online and mobile virtual sports market in Italy. From a standing start, Inspired’s software has supported the development of a €1billion p.a. market in Italy in just one year. Its Virtual Sports are now avail- able to Italian players in over 7,000 betting venues, and on all of the main web and mobile sites.
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