novelty, sensations and convenience when they are playing, but also to recruit a new, more connected, customer base.


Why did you choose La Seyne-sur-Mer as the casino location for the Lightning Link Lounge?


Te “new generation” Joa Casino in La Seyne- sur-Mer, the Group’s flagship, was chosen because its ambition is to remain the leader in its field and always offer products that are at the cutting edge of innovation. In addition to this new concept, we recently launched a world exclusive, Joaexpress, the first virtual reality table for newcomers to Black Jack.


What are the Group’s aspirations, and how are you going to market this innovation to your customers?


By deciding to install it in the Casino in La Seyne-sur-Mer, our ambition is for this establishment to retain its leadership and


Te “new generation” Joa Casino in La Seyne-sur-Mer, was chosen because its ambition is to remain the leader in its field and always offer products that are at the cutting edge of innovation. In addition to this new concept, we recently launched Joaexpress, the first virtual reality table for newcomers to Black Jack.


remain the preferred casino of the players in its market.


What do you think it is that makes the Lightning Link successful? What benefits will this lounge bring to your operation?


Te “Lightning Link” concept is the perfect response to our players’ requirements and expectations. It offers them more convenience,


more time and more chances of winning the progressive jackpot of at least € 10,000 for a stake of 50 cents.


Are you intending to install this concept in other casinos in the future?


Tis concept will shortly be deployed in other establishments of the Joa Group, but I can’t reveal anything to you for the moment.


NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA P35


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