G2E ASIA PREVIEW
Novomatic product on Ainsworth stand
European gaming giant can be found with friends on stand 1305 S
haring a stand with Ainsworth Game Technology (AGT) for the first time at G2E Asia, a range of NOVOMATIC product innovations will be on prominent display at the Venetian Macao. The latest
slot and bingo machines with market-attuned content will be featured on Stand #1305, alongside key system solutions, and demonstrate the ongoing expansion of NOVOMATIC in the Asia-Pacific region. NOVOMATIC, supported by its official distributor in
the region Jade Entertainment and Gaming Technologies, will showcase a range of products on the stand of AGT at the eleventh edition of G2E Asia in Macau. A bank of sleek GAMINATOR Scorpion cabinets will stand at the front of the stand, featuring a wide range of content including the NOVO LINE Interactive Macau 1 game mix. From the V.I.P. cabinet line will be the space-optimized V.I.P. Lounge with brand new content as well as a special version of Globe Roulette that has recently been approved in Macau. On show for the first time at G2E Asia will be
cutting-edge video bingo machines by Otium, which became part of the NOVOMATIC Group last year. A
spotlight will be on the OT-100 cabinet, which is already proving a major success in the Philippines, updated with new features such as LED animations, a USB charger and optional modular separators. The machines will feature leading bingo titles such as Bingosaurus and Multi Dragon, as well as standalone and linked jackpots. With an increasing number of
installations throughout Asia, the Octavian ACP – Accounting Control and Progressives – casino management system will be returning to G2E Asia. The systems specialist of NOVOMATIC will be on hand to present new modules, including intelligence, reporting, player tracking and marketing. In addition, as part of the ACP system will be diverse progressive and mystery jackpot solutions.
38 MAY 2017
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