CASINO NEWS
GSA creates GSA Europe Association
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orldwide standards-setting organization the Gaming Standards Association (GSA) has created a new Malta-based division that will focus on better serving the regional needs of suppliers, manufacturers, online and land-based operators, and regulators outside North America.
GSA President Peter DeRaedt said, “GSA Europe underscores our recognition and commitment to growing European membership. The intent is to continue fostering an environment of collaboration between the European suppliers, operators and regulators while our mission remains to identify common issues and jointly develop solutions to the betterment of gaming globally. GSA is very excited to announce long time GSA board member and gaming veteran Mark Pace as GSA Europe’s Managing Director based in Malta to lead the effort in Europe. Our members now have the option to join GSA under US jurisdiction or European jurisdiction.” “GSA has an extraordinary track record, and their work has influenced development, operations, and regulations in every corner of the gaming industry. Now, with the establishment of GSA Europe, we will be able to shine an even brighter spotlight on the developmental, operational, and regulatory needs of this richly diverse part of the industry,” Mark Pace said. GSA Europe Association formally launches at the upcoming ICE Totally Gaming tradeshow in London, and attendees are encouraged to visit GSA’s stand ND6-A for more information.
6 FEBRUARY 2017
EGT scores big in Monaco J
ust a year after its first installation of 18 machines in Monaco with in Café de Paris and Sun Casino, Euro Games Technology has delivered a further 42 slot and 24 multiplayer gaming stations for the same establishments. Ranking among the most prestigious in the country, both casino floors are owned by SBM (Societe de Bains de Mer) with a majority shareholder the Principality of Monaco. The new installation is of largest ever made by a gaming supplier locally and turns EGT into a key player in the domestic entertainment industry. “The quality, both hardware and software, of these models and their gaming appeal took our players by storm and exceeded our expectations, ranking among the best performers in our casinos,” shared Alain Assenza and Christian Barilaro from the management team of Sun Casino. “The major
gaming installation we recently made in Monaco gives us the opportunity to launch the newest models on the market. It is a real success, being very attractive for our customers, so we are confident that it will repay with a large number of clients and with their highest satisfaction of the provided top class entertainment that has always been part of the EGT brand.”
Erron specifies CPI coin and note products E
rron Factory bvba (Erron), a Belgium-based producer of electronic gaming machines, has signed a three-year preferred supplier agreement with Crane Payment Innovations (CPI), a Crane Co. Company. Under the agreement, Erron will specify the SC Advance note acceptor on all new and existing games, while also transitioning to CPI as its default supplier for all coin-handling products. “We’ve relied on CPI products on an ad hoc basis in the past, having always recognized their superior quality and performance,” said Patrick de Preter, owner and CEO of Erron. “Now, after having
received additional product training at their Buxtehude production facility, we can confidently say that their professional support is just as exceptional. It was therefore a logical choice to intensify our partnership with CPI. This agreement will not only allow us to enhance service to our customers, but it will also help Erron expand more rapidly into the Belgian and Dutch markets.” “We are very pleased that Erron has selected CPI as its default coin and note supplier for its European expansion plans,” said Marc Jongerius, CPI sales manager for Gaming.
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