Aristocrat partners with Inspired to deliver game content to more EMEA markets
Aristocrat Europe has signed a licensing agreement with Inspired Entertainment that will see Aristocrat game content offered in a number of European market segments. Under the deal, Aristocrat will supply game kits for
deployment on Inspired terminals in the video lottery market in Greece, the comma 6B market in Italy and the B3 market in the United Kingdom; all markets in which Aristocrat does not currently compete and in which Inspired has a growing footprint. Brooks Pierce, Inspired’s President and Chief
Operating Officer said: “These particular geographies have very high barriers to entry. As a leading provider with more than 33,000 machines on an open server-based gaming platform that offers seamless integration of third-party content, we are thrilled to add Aristocrat’s iconic titles to our content portfolio, bringing to our customers unparalleled diversity from popular industry games.” ELSEWHERE for Aristocrat, the company’s
award-winning flame55 cabinet has made its Caribbean debut at Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino. The player-favourite game Buffalo Diamond, created specifically for the flame55, also made its Caribbean debut on the cabinet at Stellaris Casino. Jeffrey Croes, Slot
Manager at Stellaris Casino at Marriott Aruba, said, “We are thrilled to be the debut location for the flame55 cabinet and Buffalo Diamond game. We were very pleased to see how eager customers were to play as soon as it went live.” Players at Stellaris
Casino also enjoy Aristocrat’s Lightning Link and Dragon Link games.
6 MARCH 2019
Resorts World Las Vegas names Konami exclusive gaming system management partner
Resorts World Las Vegas announced the selection of Konami Gaming as its exclusive gaming system management partner. Konami’s award-winning system, SYNKROS, will streamline, manage and optimise the US$4.3 billion resort’s gaming operations by converting meaningful data into actionable information. The dynamic system will provide the resort with powerful marketing, communications and tracking tools designed to increase player engagement through individually customised incentives; assess and optimise real-time casino performance through detailed reporting and visual analytics; and manage accounting, slot and table operations, among other capabilities.
Spirit Gaming to distribute Cash Support in DACH
Germany-based Spirit Gaming has been named distributor for Cash Support’s casino redemption terminals for the DACH countries (Germany, Switzerland and Austria). The deal, signed by Spirit Gaming owner Frank Ziegler and Cash Support’s Erik de Kat at ICE 2020, also sees Spirit Gaming responsible for nationwide support and service for the CTM line. Both companies boast a long track record in
the casino and arcade industries, are looking forward to this new cooperation. Frank Ziegler said of the deal: “We are confident that the CTM will tick all the boxes
for a future-proof payment terminal that gives the DACH casinos 24/7 access to all cash-card and ticket handling, with the highest uptime possible. “Especially with the many new features
offered such as e-payment and currency conversion, plus unparalleled support and service, and the highest quality ATM components.”
Scheduled to open in Summer 2021,
Resorts World Las Vegas will be the first resort on the Las Vegas Strip to integrate the full suite of tools available through SYNKROS’ comprehensive enterprise software license throughout the 110,000-square-foot, next-generation casino floor. Through the partnership, Resorts World Las Vegas and Konami will collaborate to bring a complete array of marketing solutions including first-to-market technology to the property, while simultaneously enhancing the players’ experience through key benefits including cashless wagering, mobile account management, loyalty and bonus awards and more.
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