Scientific’s Marco Herrea showing Very Cherry
Galaxy Gaming’s Erica Westerheide Galaxy Gaming launches Prime Membership
Las Vegas-based table specialist Galaxy Gaming was at this year’s ICE having enjoyed another fruitful year in the UK casino market where its progressive table products have been installed at the Hippodrome, Aspers, Playboy Club and Manchester 235 to name but a few.
Galaxy Gaming’s Erica Westerheide said; “Tere is a really strong table market in the British
ECommPay named Payment Solutions Provider of the Year
Herrea said: “We’ve had plenty of interest from customers in France and South Africa for Take ‘n Play. Everyone is keen to keep up to date with what technology is available and exactly what it can do but we’ve had no deals yet.”
Tis was also the first exhibition where the products of DEQ have been shown on the Scientific stand.
Mr Herrea said: “We’re looking forward to bringing DEQ’s table games to our Shuffle Master portfolio, especially games such as EZ Baccarat and Progressive Pai Gow Poke,r which have proved popular in the States. Tere’s a significant table market in Europe. Also in this segment we’ve added a new Back Betting feature to our PRIZM Game Table.”
In terms of ground-breaking utility products, Scientific Games was showing ShuffleStar, a groundbreaking, low-profile front-loading shuffler that shuffles four to eight decks continuously and features a revolutionary high- speed flat-dealing shoe and sophisticated card recognition using two cameras and, Shufflink, a pioneering innovation that for the first time links shufflers, chip sorters and i-Shoes to the casino-management system to provide real- time data and reporting on table performance — without dealer input, interaction or any manual data collection.
ECommPay’s ICE 2017 got off to the perfect start when it was named as Payment Solutions Provider of the Year at the International gaming awards held on the eve of the show
Te company’s new Head of UK and Western Europe Paul Marcantonio said: “Being recognised as a leading payment provider with innovative payment solutions for the online gaming industry is a great honour. Te company’s mission has always been to provide e-Commerce clients with high quality services, advanced technologies, and state-of- the-art products. Our team of payment experts is dedicated to helping merchants increase conversion and retention rates, taking into account industry nuances and the individual specifications of client businesses.
Receiving this award is confirmation that ECommPay is moving in the right direction. Te success of ECommPay is down to putting the customer first. Te ethos of the company is fundamentally about how our partners can benefit from working with us. From the initial payment requirements through to the end user/customer experience, we work to ensure that our customers’ requirements are always exceeded.”
Te announcement demonstrates ECommPay’s commitment to growth across Western Europe and the UK, building upon
casino sector and our speciality games and blackjack side bets perform really well, especially our 21+3 side game that combines Blackjack with 3-Card Poker. As well as new games in both segments we’re offering Prime Membership, which allows unlimited access to our games for a monthly fee, meaning operators can spread the cost and change their game mix whenever they want.”
ECommPay’s Paul Marcantonio
existing relationships and forging new ones across multiple industry verticals.
Arthur Gots, Head of Operations and Customer Service at ECommPay added: “ECommPay is already highly successful in the UK and we will be to continue our growth in Western Europe and beyond.With players demanding multiple payment options and a bewildering array of regulations to navigate, getting the right payment partner in place is critical. Trough our principle membership of both Visa and MasterCard and as an FCA regulated payments technology provider, ECommPay is the right choice for the gaming industry.”
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