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TCSJOHNHUXLEY
One of the main stories for TCSJH was the partnership with Gaming Entertainment Systems (GES) which resulted in the launch at ICE of MultiBet Roulette and MultiBet Baccarat at ICE 2020. The patented MultiBet system fuses sports and lottery-style betting with table games, creating exciting betting options with the results derived from live or virtual table games within the casino venue. MultiBet allows players to place sports and lottery-style bets on
table games via a betting terminal issuing betting tickets. Once players receive a ticket, it’s either activated for virtual table games at the terminal, or at the gaming tables for live games. ICE also saw the company debut two new table ranges – one for the iGaming sector and the other for high-end environments. Space and player requirements are very different for online casinos – with no need to incorporate multiple player positions. Tables in the iGaming sector can be much more compact and do not need to follow traditional designs. The new mini iGaming Roulette table incorporates a much smaller footprint, with the number grid taking up most of the tabletop and a unique moveable wheel platform on wheels, designed to be locked into either end of the table depending on whether the dealer is right- or left-handed. This innovative set up can be easily incorporated into the standard range of tables, as the Roulette wheel is the regular size. The new wheel housing provides added security as it is completely independent of the table, built into a solid base and therefore cannot be tampered with by applying pressure or leaning on the wheel platform. The ease of moving a roulette wheel around the gaming floor on its own mobile platform is also a major benefit for operators and maintenance staff. TCSJOHNHUXLEY’s new range of high-end tables are part of The
Bertil Collection, named after company founder Bertil Knutsson. Last but not least, additions to the Qorex electronic gaming solutions line at ICE included the world debut of the innovative Giant Dice Shaker.
JCM
JCM’s major focus at ICE was the new UBA Pro Family, which sets a new standard in bill validation. Payam Zadeh, General Manger JCM Europe says: “The newly-introduced product suite consists of a bill validator – the UBA Pro – and two bill recyclers for two and four denominations – the UBA Pro-RT and UBA Pro-RQ. The UBA Pro Family builds on the solid foundation of the best of our bill validation technologies and raises the bar.” The UBA Pro Family suite is built on the foundations of JCM’s pioneering bill validation technologies and takes the next step in casino cash management. This wasn’t the only cutting edge offering to go on display at ICE 2020, however, with JCM also showing the MRX Modular Banknote Recycler – fast, flexible and perfect for a wide range of payment terminal types and tables. Accepting two banknotes per second, with an escrow capacity of up to 30 notes and a recycler cassette capacity of up to 60 notes x 2 drums, operators can select the number of cassettes they need for each individual application making it the ultimate option for flexibility.
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Another product that visitors to found was iVIZION, the bill
validator that processes banknotes faster than any other in its class with 100 % total image capture – meaning higher accuracy and higher security. Operators visiting the JCM stand also saw the RDM, iPRO-RC, tbv, and VEGA bill acceptors/recyclers.
KONAMI
Guests at ICE London 2020 encountered a library of proven slots for Konami’s award-winning specialty cabinets: KX 43 and Concerto Opus. Popular linked progressive series such as Dragon’s Law SeleXion, Ba Fang Jin Bao, Treasure Ball, and more, covered the company’s stand; Concerto Slant showcased more than two dozen games, as a continuation of Konami’s Concerto dual-screen content. In addition, this year marked the ICE premiere of Konami’s new DIMENSION 49J cabinet, with premium merchandising options and high-end entertainment value.
“This year’s ICE lineup is a demonstration of Konami’s commitment to delivering today’s top games, while driving new innovation for the future of the casino floor,” said Eduardo Aching, vice president, international gaming operations. “From the proven performance of Konami’s latest linked progressives, to creative advancements across the 49J cabinet, ICE attendees experienced a range of leading entertainment.” ICE saw two specialty Konami cabinets, each with relaxed slant
top, dual spin buttons, dual cup holders, and an exceptional 4K game library. Konami’s 43-inch screen KX 43 and 65-inch screen Concerto Opus cabinets showcased several of the industry’s highest-performing slot series. Treasure Ball is a top new linked progressive, with the ability to offer a mix of base game options to players through SeleXion multi-game. ICE 2020 also included the special release of Dragon’s Law SeleXion, which combines the popularity of Dragon’s Law Rapid Fever and Dragon’s Law Boosted in one machine. Inspired by the success of Konami’s classic Cai Lai Si Ji, an entirely new 4K linked progressive called Ba Fang Jin Bao has demonstrated success with flexible betting options and original base games. These ICE show highlights are available now across international markets. The ICE premiere of 49J, Konami’s latest high-end slot segment, saw a standout launch series with All Aboard, the 49J is delivering top-tier entertainment quality and variety to global operators. The machine was a must-see at ICE, complete with spectacular overhead signage and lighted LED chairbacks. Two unique All Aboard base games are available for launch: Dynamite Dash and Piggy Pennies.
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