For over a decade, ICE and ExCeL were inextricably linked. Accordingly, we look back on many unforgettable moments and significant successes that we experienced and celebrated together with our customers and business partners in
London. With the move to Barcelona, the show is now embarking on a new chapter, which opens up new and
promising opportunities for both Merkur Group and the
entire gaming industry. After such a magnificent finale at ICE in London, I am confident that the new start in Barcelona will be equally successful.
Jürgen Stühmeyer,
Management Board member, Merkur Sales.
Kevin Schmit, Merkur’s International Product Manager
Jürgen Stühmeyer, Management Board member, Merkur Sales
visitors with its stylish design. Te new Linked Progressives from Merkur Gaming also received great acclaim. With Link Wave, Clash Link, Link Zone Rush, and Link Zone Lounge, four new jackpot systems promise a phenomenal gaming experience thanks to unique mechanics and impressive thematic worlds. Te introduction of the new Multigame Package "Merkur Prime" also thrilled ICE attendees, as the package brings eleven new games along with consistent sound and winning animations, promising a lot of gaming excitement on the monitors. Te new Merkur Roulette "Spectra" completed Merkur Gaming's diverse product offering.
In addition to Merkur Gaming, ten more subsidiaries of Merkur Group attracted visitors to the Merkur exhibition floor with their extensive product and service offerings. For example, adp Merkur provided an exclusive insight into the portfolio for the German domestic market with the new Zonic Zone Asia and the latest feature favourite Golden Nugget. Merkur Dosniha presented the Spanish customers the brand-new Multigame Package M-Star and a new version of the pub classic G- Box Deluxe, while Blueprint Operations and
Blueprint Gaming thrilled British trade show visitors with the new stylish Alpha Curve housing and the tension-filled game innovation, Genies Wheel.
Exciting insights into the world of online gaming were offered by the Merkur eSolutions division. As a flagship brand, it presented a modern 360- degree approach together with Merkur Group subsidiaries Euro Payment Group, Bede Gaming, and edict egaming, successfully connecting the stationary and online gaming worlds with innovative product solutions. A key component of this portfolio was the company’s own e- wallet Paylado, which is considered one of the most innovative e-money payment options for online gaming. Also present on the Merkur exhibition floor were the cash handling experts from GeWeTe. Tey arrived in London with a wide range of products, from which the bestseller Cash-Center Premium and the latest development Cash-Center Slim particularly stood out.
With regards to this being the last ICE in London, Jürgen Stühmeyer, Management Board member, Merkur Sales, said: "For over a decade, ICE and
ExCeL were inextricably linked. Accordingly, we look back on many unforgettable moments and significant successes that we experienced and celebrated together with our customers and business partners in London. With the move to Barcelona, the show is now embarking on a new chapter, which opens up new and promising opportunities for both Merkur Group and the entire gaming industry. After such a magnificent finale at ICE in London, I am confident that the new start in Barcelona will be successful."
“All the energy we have invested in recent months, both in the development of our product innovations and in our trade show presence, paid off fully and gave us an unforgettable last ICE in London," added Athanasios "Sakis" Isaakidis, Chief Executive International at Merkur Gaming. "Te enthusiasm of trade show visitors for our versatile portfolio, especially for our new cabinet highlight Mod Ex, reinforces our conviction that we have once again struck a chord with our customers. We are moving towards a promising future and are very much looking forward to presenting our highlights at next year's ICE in Barcelona in an even more comprehensive manner."
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