Preview ICE TOTALLY GAMING
COMPANY: CRANE PAYMENT SYSTEMS STAND NO. S10-430 PRODUCTS: CASH HANDLING
Crane Payment Solutions is looking forward to showcasing its range of products for the global gaming market at ICE, as the exhibition moves to its new home at Excel. Visitors to the stand will be able to see a range of solutions including hoppers, bill validators, bill recyclers and audit management.
Stephan Rosseneu, Director of European Sales for Crane Payment Solutions said: “We’re excited to be taking part in ICE again this year and looking forward to exhibiting at Excel for the first time. ICE’s theme of Think Big is a perfect fit for us and ICE will be a great start to what we’re sure is going to be a very exciting 2013. During 2012 we launched our first Crane Payment Solutions product, the v² colibri and our brand new website and are keen to build on the success of the past year.”
BILL VALIDATORS The Money Controls Ardac Elite is a truly global product – it is the bill validator of choice in casinos, slot halls, gaming machines and VLTs worldwide. Among the innovations found on the Ardac Elite is the first and only field proven imaging technology. If there are any disputes about the last bill entered an image of the last note inserted can be displayed, either on the gaming machine display, or by simply plugging in a PDA via the USB port. The Money Controls Ardac Elite’s state of the art imaging technology and 4- way barcode reader, allows customers to insert barcode tickets in any orientation, increasing acceptance rates and user satisfaction.
The CashCode one bill validator offers a range of benefits to casinos and OEMs. Key features include: a universal design to accept all currencies; one single hardware platform to reduce support and operation costs, and flexible architecture with multiple options and configurations. The CashCode one™ also has advanced sensor technology which scans both sides of the bill, thereby optimising recognition.
BANKNOTE RECYCLERS As with many payment systems there is not always a one-size fits all solution and bank-note recyclers are no
different.The CashCode Bill-to-Bill 60 recycler is a revolutionary payment system designed for Europe that accepts and validates 5 – 50 Euro bank notes. It can then store and recycle 5’s, 10’s or 20’s to payout as change or dispense as winnings. Features include quick & simple configuration changes or firmware updates via a BlueChipTM memory card, 2 digit
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external display indicates bill count to operator and high impact resistant cash vault.
“We’re excited to be taking part in ICE
again this year and looking forward to exhibiting at Excel for the first time.
ICE’s theme of Think Big is a perfect fit
for us and ICE will be a great start to what we’re sure is going to be a very exciting 2013. During 2012 we
launched our first Crane Payment
Solutions product, the v² colibri and our brand new website and are
keen to build on the success of the past year.”
STEPHAN
ROSSENEU, Director of
European Sales, Crane Payment Solutions.
The CashCode Bill-to-Bill 200G recycler meanwhile is designed to reduce cash handling costs for the Operator. The Bill- to-Bill 200G can be used in several applications, and has been adopted by the largest change machine OEMs in Italy.
AES ENCRYPTED PRODUCTS These products, produced to comply with ACMI standard recommendations for the comma 6a+ market, include the Money Controls SCH5aes, Crane Payment Solutions v2 colibriaes and NRI h2 nanoaes.
The new AES standard products add additional value to a range that already delivers real benefits to customers. The SCH5 hopper offers fast payout in single or stream mode, at a rate of up to 8 coins per second. Meanwhile the v² colibri, the first product launched under Crane Payment Solutions’ branding, offers best- in-class MFT coin validation technology and a high level of flexibility thanks to various models, interfaces and sorters. The h² nano compact hopper offers superior coin payout reliability with an industry standard footprint.
AUDIT AND CASH MANAGEMENT The CashCode one comes with oneCheck cash management and accountability solution. oneCheck is the newest asset reporting and tracking cashbox management solution for both bills and tickets. Operators simply use a barcode scanning system to check the cashbox contents while the security cage remains closed. At the same time, a simple press of a button prints a ticket that displays the last five bills inserted into the validator, without opening the cashbox and presenting a security risk.
"It's very important for BMM to be present in the
iGaming sector at ICE in 2013. Over
the last year alone, BMM has
conducted more than 700 online
gaming projects in
European regulated markets. 2012 has been an
extraordinary year for BMM Europe
and we expect to see continued
growth into 2013." TEBOGO
MAKAMO, SVP
Operations - Africa and Europe, BMM.
Visit Crane Payment Solutions to see how their products can provide real benefits to your business.
COMPANY: BMM
STAND NO. S9-200 PRODUCTS: TESTING LABORATORY
BMM is expanding its footprint at the upcoming ICE show at ExCel, by exhibiting in two areas - booth S9-200 and booth S1-520 in the iGaming section. Martin Storm, BMM's Global President & CEO said "ICE is one of the most important events in the BMM calendar and we are very pleased to have an increased presence at this year's show. Our BMM team will be available to provide advice and information about our services on both of our stands."
Tebogo Makamo, SVP Operations - Africa and Europe, comments "It's very important for BMM to be present in the iGaming sector at ICE in 2013. Over the last year alone, BMM has conducted more than 700 online gaming projects in European regulated markets. 2012 has been an extraordinary year for BMM Europe and we expect to see continued growth into 2013."
Makamo continues, "We have built an incredibly strong team in Europe including Cyril Levy and Alex Haberl, both Directors of Business Development. Levy has been involved in online gaming since the inception of regulatory framework in Europe and brings a wealth of experience to our clients. Haberl, based in BMM's Austria office in Graz, specializes in technical compliance throughout Europe and other international markets, his expertise includes server based gaming products and more recently online gaming."
Makamo adds "2013 looks very promising for gaming products vendors and I believe we will see more innovation and integration of products throughout the year. BMM will continue to monitor European market development both online and land-based and we look forward to continuing to provide valuable service and positive support across the gaming industry."
With a global focus on training, education and an expanding reach for 2013, BMM will be represented by staff and executives from its global offices at ICE 2013.
COMPANY: ARISTOCRAT TECHNOLOGIES
STAND NO. S8-150 PRODUCTS: SLOTS MACHINES
Aristocrat Europe is heralding in the New Year with a clear message. ‘Let’s Go!’ is the theme for 2013, kicking off with the global gaming company’s biggest ever presence at the ICE show in London.
Unveiling new games in a new backdrop is an exciting time for our business, says Sales & Marketing Director Europe, Donal Maguire. “Aristocrat celebrates its 60th anniversary this year and for us ICE is the beginning of a series of global trade shows in which we have the opportunity to showcase first-hand how the engaging, entertaining and innovative aspects of our game development continues to grow as we increase our presence in the European market,” he said.
Having already revealed details of a number of high profile licensed games heading into Europe via its ICE launch pad, Aristocrat is now drawing attention
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