TCSJOHNHUXLEY celebrates 45 years leading table gaming innovation at Global Gaming Expo
2018 continues to be an important year for TCSJOHNHUXLEY as the company celebrates 45 years as the premier manufacturer and supplier of live table gaming products and services, with a range of new innovations at G2E booth 4439.
G2E sees some exciting new table game technologies which include a new addition to Gaming Floor Live platform. GFL Bonusing Rewards features an innovative multi-level award system funded by the casino’s marketing budget that allows players to enjoy the excitement of winning jackpot prizes, without the need to place a separate side bet.
selection of new standalone and linked games, new titles on the A640 cabinets, online gaming content, the upgraded EVO cabinet that makes its North American trade show debut, and new linked progressive brands – including the brand new PAC- MAN Link series.
Rick Meitzler, CEO NOVOMATIC Americas, said: “Te player entertainment experience is most important and good content is king. With new titles, innovative progressive product lines and electronic table game solutions it’s going to be a fantastic show for us. What is most exciting as we are preparing for G2E 2018 is the amount of titles and cabinets that we have in the pipeline for 2019. Tis will be a breakout year for us in the VGT market as well, with the planned launch of our Octavian myACP system and new game suites for both Illinois and Pennsylvania. Look out for us at G2E – we have the right team and I’m excited to show off our great product selection.”
Te awards can be configured by a percentage contribution based on the table minimum, with players enrolled in the chance to win a prize just by participating in the hand. Te only operational requirement is for the dealer to register players, via a dealer console and they are confirmed as taking part with the player position indicated on the display. With no additional steps, game speed and player experience are not affected.
TCSJOHNHUXLEY is world renowned as the leading manufacturer of Roulette Wheels and as part of the 45th Anniversary celebrations, the company will showcase a selection of its benchmark range.
Te latest addition to the portfolio is the Saturn Triple Zero Roulette wheel which incorporates a unique thirty-nine pocket design, providing an exciting additional bet for players and a higher house edge for operators.
Te higher hold of the Triple Zero wheel allows operators to offer a lower minimum bet whilst still keeping the game profitable and thanks to TCSJOHNHUXLEY’s unique handcrafted number ring which features individual tiles, casinos are able to customise the Triple Zero wheel by adding
a symbol or casino logo in place of the 000.
Another of the company’s most significant products will also make its debut at the show. Te all new Chipper Champ Pro features a range of key upgrades that will provide operators with improved productivity, security and reliability. Now incorporating a built-in camera and unique fold-away digital screen that can display chip column counts, Wheel Bias and Inclinometer at the touch of a button, the Chipper Champ Pro is a real knock out.
Tristan Sjöberg, Executive Chairman comments, “Our 45th anniversary year has been a time to celebrate our heritage and acknowledge our stakeholders, but we are also looking firmly to the future as we continue to innovate and lead the industry with our strong portfolio of products. Our offering at G2E reflects the ethos of TCSJOHNHUXLEY, fusing high quality craftsmanship, creativity, technology and enterprise which drives the success of our business and that of our customers.”
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