From paper to digital: FSB facilitates
seamless transitions with new App FSB's Companion App allows customers to transfer paper bet slips quickly and easily to digital wallets on their smartphones. Operators are able to curate the precise way they wish to use the app so they can promote brand loyalty across retail and online.
The new innovation has been designed to be incredibly intuitive for the anonymous cash bettor. Once they have received their printed bet slip from any FSB self-service betting terminal, they simply scan the barcode on the back to transfer the bet or bets to their mobile device.
Bettors can transfer an unlimited number of bet slips to their smartphone, and once a bet has been transferred the paper bet slip becomes void. But once the wager is on their phone, they can access a wide range of features that enhance their betting experience.
This includes tracking bets, accessing their bet history and even being able to cash out early if they so wish. Bettors are offered a cash-out price and if they are happy to accept it, they are taken to the Winning Bets section of the app where they can begin the withdrawal process.
Players are required to return to a retail betting shop where they
can transfer Winning Bets back to the SSBT terminal by scanning a QR code. From here, they can either opt to place another bet or claim their winnings by printing a ticket and cashing out at the counter.
The feature will have strong appeal among players that want to access some of the features of online gambling while still being able to enjoy the anonymity that comes with betting with cash. For the operator, it takes engagement and loyalty to the next level.
FSB has a number of Companion App updates already in the works, including giving bettors the ability to prepare their bets while away from the retail bookmaker or venue and then transfer them to the SSBT when they next pass a betting shop. The Companion App is another major step forward for FSB’s retail sportsbook product and is what makes it the provider of choice for a number of retail betting brands in Europe, Africa and North America.
Evocative, high paced, volatile: Blue Guru Games lets Jack loose
in nightmarish slot Te team at Blue Guru Games describe their labour of love in creating Spring-Heeled Jack, a nightmarish slot set in a smoggy Victorian London.
Folk tales and urban myths are really close to our hearts at Blue Guru Games and quite a few of us are familiar with the story of Spring-Heeled jack from our childhoods. When it came up in conversation, it was an instant game theme choice for us.
Set in a smoggy Victorian London, Spring-Heeled Jack is an evocative, high paced and volatile game featuring mystery symbols, Leaping Jack multipliers, freespins, bonus buy and a 15000x max win.
Victorian England had its fair share of Villains and Spring-Heeled Jack was among the most notorious. More mischievous than malicious, a cloaked Spring-Heeled Jack would knock on doors, often disguised as a policeman who needed help.
He would then reveal his face and flash his demonic red eyes, petrifying the poor occupants before leaping away over the rooftops. His maniacal laugh echoing through the Victorian fog, leaving only cloven-hoofed tracks in his wake.
We are extremely excited to see Spring-Heeled Jack being played. It was a real labour of love for us trying to recreate the feeling of a scary story we recalled from childhood. We think we did this fantastic legend justice, and the game graphics, animations and evocative audio really helps communicate the story and setting.
Jack will be let loose on the 25th of October via the Relax Silver Bullet Platform
A Greek god that likes to play with fire - Fantasma Games unleashes Prometheus slot
Fantasma Games presents a Greek mythology game, Prometheus – Titan of Fire, whose gameplay and bonus features offer players the potential to write their own big win legend.
He earned notoriety by defying the gods, stealing fire from them and giving it to humanity in the form of technology, knowledge and civilisation. Fantasma Games has taken this Greek legend and turned it into a game that sees Prometheus also deliver potentially big wins to those that enter his realm.
Te studio specialises in narrative-driven slots and Prometheus – Titan of Fire puts players at the fiery core of this compelling ancient myth. Te game takes an unusual 3x4x4x4x3 reel matrix with 40 paylines active. It sits at the medium end of the volatility scale and offers a return to player of 94.26 per cent.
Tis is accompanied by a trove of bonus features P24 NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA
including the Fire Collect bonus. During the base game, Coin symbols with varying values land on the reels. Collect symbols then drop onto reels one and five to award the Coin symbols in place.
Tere is also Double Collect Respin. Tis holds the Coin symbols in place while three Respins are awarded with the chance of more Coin symbols falling into place. Coin symbols are then collected, and the payout awarded is doubled.
If the Greek gods could bestow one item on civilisation it would undoubtedly be Free Spins, and that is exactly what players can expect in Prometheus – Titan of Fire. Players must collect Bonus symbols to progress through Free Games, with three milestones to reach – four Free Spins, nine Free Spins and 15 Free Spins.
Tere is a Hot Spot Level that Multiplies the Coin win and the more Coin symbols that land, the higher the Hot Spot Level the player achieves. Te Free Spins action does not stop there with Super Free Spins up for grabs. To claim these, the screen
must fill with up to six Collect and 12 Coin symbols.
Free Spins trigger one in 230 spins but those that want to go straight to the action have the option to Buy the Bonus.
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