Preview G2E VEGAS 2015
grabbing light and sound spectacles on their casino floors, ranging from mild to sensational.
Video poker remains a cornerstone of IGT’s success and at G2E the Company will extend its video poker leadership even further with the introduction of Ultimate X Poker Tournament Game. Fueled by Tournament Manager 4.0, Ultimate X Poker Tournament Game enables operators to host spirited tournament games on the most successful video poker title of the last decade. Spin-Ferno will be complimented by Ultimate X Poker Tournament Game in IGT’s dedicated in-booth tournament arena, where the Company will lead dynamic demonstrations of products under IGT’s premium tournament technology line, TournXtreme.
Class II games, public gaming video lottery terminals, and live and Electronic Table Games (ETGs) from LT Game (a subsidiary of Paradise Entertainment) will also all have dedicated areas in IGT’s booth.
IGT will showcase its Interactive HTML5 leadership with a diverse content portfolio that can meet a gaming operator’s needs for desktop and mobile gaming. In addition to the new online Poker, Casino, Sports Betting and Bingo platforms the Company will demonstrate OnPremise™, an integrated mobile technology solution that modernizes gaming experiences and enables players to wager via a single mobile app anytime within set boundaries at a Casino or Lottery retailer. IGT will also spotlight the Company’s Play-for-Fun solution that allows casinos to build local player affinity, monetize them with virtual currency and position for the expansion of the Real Money Gaming segment. Following a wildly popular launch with the Company’s customers in Europe, IGT will spotlight two Interactive MegaJackpots® titles at G2E: MegaJackpots Cleopatra® and MegaJackpots Siberian Storm®. These multi-game, multi-channel progressives link play on desktop and mobile devices to a single progressive jackpot.
Rounding out the Company’s compelling G2E presentation, IGT will demonstrate its state-of-the art systems solutions and applications that enable casinos to operate efficiently, drive ROI and offer personalized player experiences. IGT will emphasize its new HTML5 support capabilities and several of the Company’s systems solutions including Floor Manager and Service Window. IGT will spotlight the Company’s Advantage® systems and its ability to integrate with IGT’s DoubleDown® Casino to drive reach, player retention and revenue. Other standout systems solutions from IGT include mobile solutions such as Mobile Host and Mobile Responder, and a suite of Intelligent Bonuses including Point Pursuit™ and Intelligent Rewards.
For more information on IGT and the Company’s G2E products visit
igt.com or
gtech.com.
GPI LEADS INTO G2E WITH THE LATEST INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS
Gaming Partners International will be bringing its industry-leading portfolio of casino currency and table game products offerings to this month’s Global Gaming Expo being held as the Sands Expo Centre in Las Vegas
GPI leads the industry in offering the latest innovations in gaming currency and gaming currency security features. Our Paulson, Bud Jones and B&G currency product lines offer an unparalleled array of design and security feature options.
We are excited to showcase the latest addition to our Paulson chip line with the introduction of our new Paulson Premium chips. Our Paulson Premium chip combines our traditional Paulson chip with the same décor materials used in our high-end European-style plaques and jetons. A specially selected and complementary ring of décor is added to the outer chip ring. The result is a stunning and unique piece of currency that is both aesthetically pleasing and difficult to counterfeit.
Under our B&G brand, we will also be highlighting our brand new line of plastic injection molded chips. Our new V-Series chips were developed using an innovative and exclusive, highly durable injection material formula. With the large amount of handling of casino currency by dealers and players alike, we have also included ChipShield, an anti- fungal, helps keep the gaming chips cleaner, longer for a more sanitary chip surface. Our V-Series chips were designed to offer a whole new range of versatile edge spot patterns that can be created with
a choice between two different size decals. For customers who order the V-Series with four or more color shots, the chips come standard with an infra- red security feature exclusive to GPI.
GPI has the most extensive suite of currency security features available in the industry. Customers can see demonstrations of some of our newer offerings including 3-in-1 UV and SecuriFilm. Our 3-in-1 UV is a security taggant that remains invisible under standard UV wavelengths but revealed with a special device. Because it can be added to plastic injection-molded chip materials, it is easy to validate chips when placed in stacks or racks. SecuriFilm is used on a chip’s decal and features a semi-transparent hologram-like effect.
SecuriFilm can be easily authenticated at the table and includes an additional covert security feature enabling a higher level of validation.
Customers will be able to see firsthand demonstrations of our new exclusive SMART RFID offerings. SMART offers the latest advancement is casino currency RFID technology and when used with our Chip Inventory System (CIS) software, SMART delivers a complete currency tracking and authentication solution. GPI offers all the necessary components from SMART RFID currency, both antennas and readers.
Visitors can expect a full demonstration of our complete line of table game products and accessories required for a live game. Our casino quality Gemaco brand playing cards and wide range of layout material options will be on display as well as examples of our custom gaming furniture.
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