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concept, allowing players to win €1,000 with just a €1 bet, a notable contrast to the traditional maximum win of €35.
L&W has also achieved success in introducing Progressive Game titles to Electronic Table Games (ETGs). Noteworthy examples include Blazing 7's and Royal Match for Blackjack, as well as PowerX for Roulette. While these progressives currently exist in a single-player format due to higher taxation on RNG games in Europe, their performance may not match other ETG products. Our future endeavors include the transformation of these successful progressives into a multiplayer environment, connecting them seamlessly to traditional tables in the pursuit of an enhanced gaming experience.
How do L&W ETGs help operators in two key areas: speed of play and security?
L&W's Electronic Table Games embody unparalleled user-friendliness, ensuring a seamless and straightforward gaming experience. By design, our ETGs relieve dealers from the complexities of handling chip transactions and managing payouts, allowing them to focus solely on facilitating the game.
Live Dealer ETGs take this efficiency a step further, eliminating the need for dealers to manage cash buy-ins, fills, credits, and the intricacies of handling bets—be they winners or losers—resulting in a naturally faster-paced gameplay compared to traditional felt games.
Recognizing the potential correlation between fast-paced gameplay and problem gambling, our technology empowers dealers to find an optimal game speed. While our technology suggests a recommended pace, the ultimate decision lies with the dealer/operator, providing a flexible approach to suit the preferences of both operators and players.
Te security of our ETGs is paramount, with robust measures in place to safeguard terminals and automated devices. Our shufflers and e-shoes are fortified to ensure the utmost security. Te elimination of payout errors, facilitated by the precision of our machines and the ability to trace transactions, not only enhances game speed but also fortifies the overall security of the gaming environment. A significant advantage lies in our shufflers, fully supported by L&W ETGs, adding an extra layer of security that is indispensable in today's gaming landscape.
What’s the current range of utility products from L&W and how are they helping with efficiency at the tables?
Our robust portfolio of table products includes shufflers specifically designed for use in respective areas. For example, ShuffleStar, our latest-generation shuffler for Blackjack, features built-in card recognition that enables
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L&W's Electronic Table Games (ETGs) embody unparalleled user-friendliness, ensuring a seamless and straightforward gaming experience. By design, our ETGs relieve dealers from the complexities of handling chip transactions and managing payouts, allowing them to focus solely on
facilitating the game. Live Dealer ETGs take this efficiency a step further, eliminating the need for
dealers to manage cash buy- ins, fills, credits, and the
intricacies of handling bets—be they winners or losers— resulting in a naturally faster-paced gameplay
compared to traditional felt games.
constant monitoring of the card inventory on the table. It can alert the dealer in case of incorrect cards being inserted into the shuffler or dealer errors during card loading.
Additionally, we have designed an ergonomic output for dealers, ensuring a more comfortable and efficient dealing process. Paired with our unrivaled reliability and 40 years of experience in creating shufflers, this maximises efficiency by minimising table downtime.
Poker tables benefit from i-Deal Plus, which allows the recall of winning hands to confirm that no card manipulation occurred on the player's side, ensuring gameplay can continue immediately. Tis feature is particularly crucial for tables with jackpots and high payouts where security is paramount.
Our product range also includes shufflers for Baccarat and Texas Hold'em as well as shoes and scoreboards for Baccarat/Punto Banco. Tese devices automatically process results and display trends.
Furthermore, our roulette chip sorters boast unmatched speed in sorting high volumes of chips. Tis ensures that roulette tables can operate with as many spins per hour as possible during peak times.
Our latest innovation is Te Card Recycler, a product designed to reduce card waste in casinos. In Baccarat games, cards are typically used only once and then discarded, leading to significant waste and resource consumption. Te Card Recycler scans used cards and recycles good ones into new sets of decks, promoting sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of card manufacturing.
Our latest innovation is The Card Recycler, a product
designed to reduce card waste in casinos. In Baccarat games, cards are typically used only once and then discarded, leading to significant waste and resource consumption. The Card Recycler scans used cards and recycles good ones into new sets of decks,
promoting sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of card manufacturing.
From the range of tables products L&W is showing at ICE, which is the one that you think will have the most impact in 2024, and why?
As a perennial practice, our showcase will feature an array of Poker, Blackjack, and Baccarat games, each enhanced with captivating progressive elements.
With our global game portfolio, boasting hundreds of successful titles, our commitment to innovation remains unparalleled. A recent standout in our repertoire is the GM Atlas table progressive platform. Tis versatile addition seamlessly integrates with any card table game, showcasing a Dual Sensor setup tailored for diverse games or denominations.
Te GM Atlas platform introduces a range of enticing features, including Multilevel Jackpots, Mystery Jackpot, Cash Spin, and Magic Card. Tis dynamic combination not only elevates the gaming experience but also serves as an attractive add-on product. Designed to maximize live table game operations, GM Atlas is poised to captivate customers and enhance the overall appeal of gaming offerings.
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