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CASH HANDLING


The APEX iDROP suite lly


APEX gaming is about more than machines now, they have successfully added the iDROP to their offering and it is gaining traction on gaming tables around the world.


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Features • Greatly speeds up drop handling at the table • The exact drop sum is available any time • Connects to your existing SAS accounting system


• Integrated touchscreen with self- explanatory menu


• Ticket IN / Ticket OUT • Unites the same cash handling in slots now with table games


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• Thus brings tickets to table games. Players can even choose a part amount from ticket to exchange into jetons. Remainder is paid out by ticket


he brand new iDROP adds a great new service for drop management at gaming tables.It combines security, speed and flexibility. Notes and tickets can be entered in a bulk of


up to 50 at a time. The iDROP does the rest automatically-securely validating and storing each individual note or ticket. Speed is the essence-see for yourself how quickly the iDROP functions. An integrated ticket printer completes the iDROP. Furthermore, players can now bring tickets to the tables in exchange for jetons. The iDROP even allows players to choose the amount to have in jetons – the remainder is paid out by ticket.


• The risk of counterfeit money is practically zero thanks to the use of top quality bill acceptor


• Manipulation in the counting room is impossible


• Can also be used as a tip box for jetons • The iDROP from APEX, The intelligent secure way of handling Cash money or tickets on your livegame table


• Cash box capacity 2000 bills (iDROPe) • Player card reader ready (iDROPe).


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A new addition to the iDROP family is iDROPS, which was officially launched at this year’s ICE. This completes the iDROP


SUZOHAPP


Pioneers, suppliers, and much more – SUZOHAPP really does have it all, and more besides.


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UZOHAPP has been a pioneer in the field of cash handling for decades. The strategic focus on providing innovative ’best-in- class’ solutions that stem from


extensive market makes SUZOHAPP the first address for cash handling solutions. Throughout the years SUZOHAPP has made a name for itself for its great range of coin hoppers (Evolution, Flow and Cube), banknote readers (MFL) and banknote recyclers (Bill-to-Bill range). Today


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SUZOHAPP offers solutions for practically every segment of cash handling. Ticketing continues its growth path in the global gaming industry and SUZOHAPP is the global partner for Nanoptix. Nanoptix itself is the specialist for printer technology within our industry. The ideal product for the slot machines is the PayCheck NextGen that offers even more features, such as paper-low sensor on the last ticket (so that all tickets can be used), integrated anti-jamming papaer


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family (iDROP, iDROPe and iDROPs) and now offers the ideal solution for live gaming tables where high rollers like to play. Dealers are often faced with larger number of notes to handle – and that can be time-consuming. Not any more, thanks to the iDROPs – as it can manage 250 notes (and tickets) at one time at a validation rate of six per second. “We have taken the iDROP to the next level here,” added Mr. Özer. “Operators were so pleased to have this option and can now combine the different iDROP products depending on the individual table game requirements.”


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