ICE PREVIEW
New Evolution products at ICE
Exclusive games, convergence solutions and Baccarat Control Squeeze can be found on stand N2-250
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volution Gaming, leading provider of Live Casino solutions, will launch two brand- new products on stand N2-250 at ICE 2017, as well as showcasing exclusive Live Casino content developed in partnership
with Scientific Games. In addition, Baccarat Control Squeeze —
Evolution’s fastest growing game – will make its ICE debut, while Dual Play Roulette (the convergence solution installed and streaming live from London’s Hippodrome Casino and The Ritz Club and deployable in both B2C and B2B formats) will also be on live demo. According to Helen Hedgeland, Evolution’s UK Managing Director, a key reason why Baccarat Control Squeeze has been an unprecedented success is because “the sophisticated multi-camera set-up and glass inlays on the gaming table – into which the cards are dealt — allow online players to squeeze and reveal the cards themselves, interacting with the actual cards via the game’s UI.” Although details of the two new products scheduled for ICE launch have yet to be disclosed, they do promise to be “as real as it gets”. Evolution says the first is an all-new game, while the second will extend Evolution’s convergence offer for land-based casinos. Overall, Hedgeland says ICE 2017 will be “a global
stage on which to demonstrate the many reasons why Evolution continues to work with and retain so many of the world’s leading online and land-based casino operators.” A comprehensive portfolio of casino classics forms
the core of Evolution’s Live Casino offering. This includes numerous multi-camera, multi-channel variants of Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat and Poker, all of which will be on show. At this year’s ICE particular emphasis will be given
to Evolution exclusives such as Three Card Poker and Ultimate Texas Hold’em. Both games are the result of an agreement with Scientific Games, through which Evolution is the exclusive provider of the Live Casino versions of these dominant Poker games. Hedgeland, points out that Evolution’s ever-growing
portfolio makes “Evolution the king of content for all operators, and the natural choice for land-based operators looking to replicate their club games online
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and so offer a seamless, familiar offering across land-based and online.” All games run on desktop, tablet and
smartphone using Evolution’s new User Interface and Live Lobby (as previewed at ICE 2016), with every single game now upgraded to load even faster and play in 16:9 HD video. Visitors will also be able to see Evolution’s
new Progressive Jackpot integrated into Live Caribbean Stud Poker. This is sure to attract further slots players to Live Casino with its offer of an increasing big-money main jackpot prize for a Royal Flush, and fixed lower level prizes for a range of other Poker hands. Other focus areas on Evolution’s two-tier ICE
stand will be mobile solutions and game integrity. The release of Evolution’s Roulette portfolio in mobile portrait format is likely to be another incremental revenue earner for operators. Mobile continues to be a key driver of growth, with this channel accounting for 43% of Evolution licensees’ Live Casino revenue on average, and over 50% in the case of leading Evolution licensees. For appointments with Evolution at ICE, email
asrealasitgets@evolution.com
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