Gaming For Africa
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Suncoast Casino Dazzles Players with Interblock’s Auto Roulette
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layers at Suncoast Casino can now enjoy even more excitement with the addition of Interblock’s G4 Organic Auto Roulette, now
live on the gaming floor Atomic Gaming, official distributors of
Interblock in Africa recently installed the sophisticated G4 Auto Roulette from Interblock at Suncoast Casino.
“As one of Durban’s most exciting and fun-filled destinations, the Suncoast team is always striving to provide our players with the latest and most diverse gaming offering available. We chose Interblock’s G4 Organic Series because of the trusted track record, sophisticated look, and quality,” said Wesley Liversage, Slots Manager at Suncoast Casino. “We are pleased to provide such an exciting
electronic tables experience to the players at Suncoast through Interblock. After almost 10 years on the African continent, it is clear to see
why the world leader of Electronic Table Games, Interblock has grown throughout South Africa and greater Africa,” said Andrew Stewart, Operations Director: Atomic Gaming. For more information on Interblock Gaming in Africa, contact Atomic Gaming, official distributors of Interblock in Africa on +27 11 514 5100 or visit
www.atomicgaming.co.za
Four Decades of Memorable Moments – Sun City is 40! I
t has been 40 years since Sun International’s legendary Sun City opened its doors, marking the start
of a new era in leisure and entertainment for South Africa. Emerging from the dry African bush in what was then known as Bophuthatswana, the resort, launched by hotel magnate Sol Kerzner, instantly captured the hearts and imaginations of entertainment- hungry South Africans. For the first time, they could explore the previously forbidden delights of topless extravaganza dancers, concerts by international bands and artists, and the thrill of glamour gambling. Over time, Sun City has evolved into one of the most exciting and
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all-encompassing entertainment and leisure destinations in the country. It is where wildlife, vibrant nightlife, golf, outdoor adventure, an award-winning spa, a world-class casino and adrenaline pumping fun for all ages combine in one spectacular location. Sun City also borders the game-rich and malaria-free Pilanesberg National Park where visitors can spot the Big Five in their natural habitat from hot air balloons, in safari vehicles, on foot or on mountain bikes. “After four decades, we are still
inspired to give our guests experiences that will live long in their hearts and memories,” explains Raul de Lima, Resort General Manager at Sun City. “Our 40th anniversary is certainly an auspicious milestone
that we will celebrate with a supercharged line-up of entertainment and events during the course of the year.” Sun City has recently undergone an ambitious multi-million rand refurbishment to revitalize its iconic appeal and ensure that it retains its rightful place as South Africa’s entertainment mecca. Today, visitors have a choice of over 30 restaurants, lounges, and bars (ranging from fine
dining restaurants to casual and family-friendly eateries); state of the art conferencing facilities and a suite of spectacular activities that have broad appeal. “We will not lose the momentum
garnered over the past 40 years. We continue to source the latest innovations in gaming and leisure to ensure that Sun City remains an iconic premier lifestyle resort on South Africa’s tourism map for another 40 years and beyond. As the old adage goes: life begins at 40,” concluded de Lima.
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