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uro Games Technology (EGT) has declared ICE 2018 as its most successful exhibition ever. “In the


history of the company we haven’t achieved such results during a trade show,” commented Stanislav Stanev, Marketing & Sales Manager at EGT. “We had our largest booth, welcomed the highest number of visitors and achieved a maximum inked sales contracts during the event. It was more than we expected!” The three ICE days were full of guests from all


over the world for EGT, EGT Multiplayer Solutions and EGT Interactive. Being one of the strongest centres of gravity at the show, their display of slot cabinets, jackpots, multigame mixes, multiplayer terminals and roulettes, online games and casino management system gained the high acclaim from guests. “Our exposition included many debuts,


facelifts and globally appreciated products. The solutions in our portfolio cover most of the needs of the operators and have so much to offer in terms of diversity, innovations and creativity. At the same time they are made to meet all business requirements of our customers, as well as the expectations of the players. Adding to that a full of good mood show program that was running at our booth, it was really a memorable experience,” added Mr. Stanev. The largest number of EGT visitors came from Europe, South and Central America,


Konami’s creative bonus features and progressive mechanics on display is our most exciting ICE yet.” Power Boost Inferno was among the


centrepiece progressive game attractions. Konami’s fiesta-themed Smash Smash


Festival was also a featured linked game at ICE and allows players to select their own extra bet amount, with greater bonus odds at higher extra bet levels. Konami’s Cai Lai Si Ji pick ‘em style


progressive series has proven top performance for markets around the world and has quickly become a player favourite with its five-figure mega jackpot chance. The series spans several custom base game titles and is available for Concerto upright and Concerto Slant. Directly neighboring Cai Lai Si Ji at ICE is another new bonus series launching with debut titles Celestial Sun Riches and Celestial Moon Riches “Konami brought a rich array of progressive


developments to ICE 2018 with a focus on long-term business value for operators and enduring entertainment value for players,” said Walther. “This extends to our curved Concerto Crescent cabinet as well, with games like Lucky O’Leary Jackpots and Castlevania.”


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Asia and Africa. They showed high attention to the newest line of slot cabinets – A-27/27 Up, B-27/27 St, A-27/32 Up and B-27/32 St, as well as to the Asian-themed Dragon’s Turn which is the latest jackpot development of the company, together with the Purple and Gold Collection multi-game mixes. Among EGT Multiplayer’s top interesting


products were the terminals from S-Line series, the T-Line roulette touch-screen tables and the King HD and Rigel gaming mixes,


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CE is DRGT’s number one gaming exhibition, and the company expends great effort in ensuring it can show as many new


developments and projects at the event as possible, to show the broadest customer array possible. As DRGT’s head of global marketing Duncan


Pollock explains, “ICE also provides us the opportunity to engage directly with customers – new and existing – and spend time building on new and our current relationships. In fact we have just celebrated a decade of operations in Switzerland, where we currently manage the casino and jackpot systems of eight casinos, and are currently busy executing the installation of a further two within the next couple of months. “ICE has just gotten bigger and bigger


year-on-year, as has our involvement in the event, for good reason. I know it sounds clichéd, but 2018 was truly


our best show ever. I firmly believe that we put forward a product range and image that continues to lead the pack in terms of casino


installed not only on the S-Line machines and the presented Premier R8 automated roulette, but also on some slot cabinets, using the mCore platform. “Our guests appreciated the fact that will be able to play their most favourite multiplayer games also on slot machines, moreover this will give them the opportunity to compete for one and the same jackpot either from the multiplayer terminals, or from the slot cabinets,” explained Mr. Stanev.


management and jackpot systems. Our flexibility, reliability, and inherent commitment to putting the player first continues to drive our existing product range, and all ongoing developments. “What technology has afforded us to be able


to do, is to make that experience better and better. Touchscreen technology, enhanced screen


resolutions, quicker processors, NFC, and the like are all key in this process, however, the backbone of our business and our product offering has always been our team of really passionate and cutting-edge developers that continue to ensure that we are first to market with the very latest, most innovative and most user-friendly system reports, floor management tools, jackpot models and player interfaces in the market.” On show at ICE was DRGT’s drPlayer


Registration, which significantly reduces staffing requirements, and player registration time for draws and raffles; drScreen Ultra (the widest player tracking interface in gaming today, says the company), along with the player-friendly drScreen ‘on screen’ interface; and slots and tables jackpot technology.


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