Ganlot shows products from Kiosk Information Systems and Posiflex
Ganlot’s Peter Wang Synergy Blue’s Andy Fisher with Blizzard Blast and Ka-Ching-Ko Oklahoma on the horizon for Synergy Blue
Synergy Blue was at G2E with the exciting news that its arcade-style, skill-influenced games have been approved for statewide rollout in Nevada and will go through field trial phases at two Station Casinos properties, Palms and Red Rock Casinos. Te trial will debut a variety of Synergy Blue games to the Las Vegas market via an initial placement of real-money, arcade gambling machines
“We’re very excited to introduce our games to the Las Vegas market and to be working with Station Casinos,” said Georg Washington, CEO of Synergy Blue. “Tis agreement marks a key milestone for our company and the Las Vegas market, as we work together to progress the industry with engaging new experiences.”
One of the key highlights of the G2E show was an interview opportunity with Mr. Washington and Nolan Busnell, the developer of Pong and the Atari 2600 home video game system. Mr. Bushnell is working with Synergy Blue as a consultant, bringing his decades of game design exprience to the skill-influenced game designer.
Synergy Blue’s skill-influenced, arcade gambling machines are currently available in a large format VGM2 cabinet or a standard width (28ins.) Slant Top and are offered in a Multi- Game configuration, allowing guests to choose from seven exciting titles. Te machines placed at Palms and Red Rock Casinos will feature a variety of skill-influenced games and offer styles to intrigue and entertain all types of players— including classic gambling games like video poker, as well as a library of exciting new titles like Candy Ca$h, Mahjong, and Safari Match.
“It’s always tricky to predict how long field trials are going to take,” Mr. Washington added. “We’re working very closely with Station Casinos to ensure that our games are set up with all the right details, so we hope to see a successful completion within the normal time period.
“We have another Nevada field trial announcement coming up soon for our initial set of games, including popular titles like Safari Match, Mahjong, and Candy Ca$h. We are also working to prepare follow up titles for trials, once we are successful with this initial set. Skill-
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influenced games are continuing to pick up momentum, so 2020 should be a very busy year for us,” said Mr. Washington.
Synergy blue also has plans for outside of Nevada. “We just announced a key distribution agreement with Dynamic Gaming Solutions, a full-service gaming provider for the Oklahoma markets,” Mr. Washington added. “Dynamic Gaming knows the Oklahoma market and shares our emphasis on local operator support, so we’re excited about that. We also continue to look at the gaming market globally and right now, we have products in six countries, including the US. We’re certainly looking at expansion in the US and, with our recent approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission, are currently working to grow our local footprint. However, we also see potential throughout North America. Te distribution agreement with Dynamic Gaming will expand our reach to Oklahoma, and we have a lot more in the works.”
Synergy Blue’s new game titles showcased at G2E included Joyride Jackpot an arcade style driving game where players race through speedways, cities, or mountain tracks, chasing jackpots at breakneck speeds. Blizzard Blast sees players match and blast arctic characters. Big Buck$ Bubble Pop sees Buck$ Bunny on a mission to free baby chicks from their soapy imprisonment. Zombie Heat, developed by Ballyhoo, sees players fend off toxic space zombies using homemade traps and your personal trailer cannon named Barbara! Win and live to fight another day.
Tese games were added to the company’s existing portfolio which includes Lucked & Loaded, Ka-Ching-Ko, Mahjong, Candy Ca$h, Safari Match, Lucky Karts, Candy Patrol, Zombie$, Pixie Match and Cocktail Crush.
Ganlot was showing new platforms for sports betting and POS, from sister company Kiosk Information Systems, and parent company Posiflex, at this year’s G2E
Te Apex Series is a newly launched kiosk platform for restaurant ordering with a modular approach meaning it can be configured as a pedestal, countertop, or wall-mounted ordering device providing ultimate flexibility for the venue.
It was also showing two brand new kiosk models for self-service sports betting and restaurant services. Te latest sports betting platform has upgraded design aesthetics combined with cost- reduced hardware to hit the sweet spot in the market. Tis design can be configured with or without a TITO printer, making it a flexible fit for multiple casino preferences.
Ganlot Vice President Lily Chiu said: “Te calibre of group-level solutions from Ganlot, KIOSK Information, Systems and Posiflex are very complimentary and enable us to provide a deeper solution set within our gaming customer base. Tese high-integrity, segment-focused solutions truly represent our ‘A-Game’ theme. Te team has a sophisticated and innovative portfolio to set new market technology and service trends.”
Te booth was split into different categories. Te first category illustrated three slots running under Ganlot’s most popular market-ready all-in-one solutions. Tese customer slots are widely deployed with exceptional reliability and player adoption feedback, according to the company. Within the slot gaming area, Ganlot featured internal hardware technology including logic units, PTS, and button decks. Logic unit options include the GFS-1900 system that can be paired with mini- ITX boards to accommodate multiple platforms. When equipped with Ganlot gaming cards and SAS modules, this provides a flexible all-in-one solution to meet casino-level requirements.
Ganlot was also launching a powerful logic unit PGS-6310 solutions based on the AMD Ryzen embedded V1000 processor which supports up to 4K@60Hz for four independent displays. For PTS, the company provides two configurations, 4.3” & 6.2” all-in-one solutions based on new platform and 5.7” HDMI display with x86 based small PC. Because touch button decks are becoming increasingly popular in slot machines, Ganlot has introduced a new 10.1” monitor for this equipment. Finally, in the GMO solutions area, Ganlot was launching a new gaming mixer for game content and PTS, called the GMO-1960.
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