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“The new cabinet means that we become a one-stop- shop in terms of ability. The new cabinet will change the market perception that Reflex is simply a 'rebuild house'. A lot of our competitors are using Pluto technology, but we are future-proofing ours with network compatibility. The Nemesis platform technology provides us with a serious level of performance and features."


Quentin Stott, Reflex Gaming. Page 40 FROM SEA TO SEA


The Canadian gaming market is in the process of refreshing its VLT installations and systems and there’s new impetus for casinos too Page 100


WESTSPIEL PERPARES TO SELL BERLIN SITE - PAGE 16


Contents FEBRUARY 2013


CASINOS AUSTRIA CITY WIN Casinos Austria has won the ‘City Package’ of casino licences


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NEW SANTIAGO LICENCE? The Mayor of Chilean capital Santiago welcomes new casino proposals


PAGE 18 GRAND PALLADIUM’S PLANS ON HOLD - PAGE 22


BIG CHEESE IN BIG APPLE Resorts World Casino NYC is delivers the largest slots revenue in the US


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SG ACQUIRES RIVAL WMS Scientific Games is to acquire WMS Industries for approximately US$1.5bn


PAGE 24


PREFECT STORM - B PLUS AND CORALLO - PAGE 38


A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES Quixant and AMD demistify next- gen hardware solutions - Pg 48


ICE PREVIEW - PART II What not to miss at the ICE Totally Gaming show - Pg 91


GAMING - A FABULOUS CAREER- 66


CRUMBLING TOWERS - FRENCH TROUBLES - PAGE 41 February 2013 PAGE 3


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