G2E ASIA PREVIEW
EGT is back – and they have big plans for Asia growth
Slots, multiplayers, CMS and an interactive solution; EGT is ready to deliver for its Asia customers
E 68 MAY 2018
uro Games Technology is returning to G2E Asia after a gap of several years with an exposition of diverse slot, multiplayer, interactive and casino management solutions, a new distributor for the region and ambitious plans for the near future.
“Our display will show how serious our intentions are about the Asian market, that is well developed, stable and rich in business opportunities for EGT,” commented Boyko Boev, manager business development for Asia of the company. “We have invited most of the key industry participants in the region and will be delighted to show them around our booth, arranged to give fresh ideas for the wish list of many local players and operators. We also have the full support of our regional partner Channel Paradise Sdn. Bhd – a company with impeccable reputation and strong presence on the market.” The Asian themes are leading in the choice of jackpot
systems that EGT will present at its booth 953 during the show. The 4-level progressive Fu Gui Rong Hua and the 5-level progressive Cai Shen Kingdom, designed for high performance and unlimited entertainment, have already gained popularity in many countries. Now they will be shown in Macao for a first time together with the newest Dragon’s Turn – a four level progressive link that includes random jackpot and bonus wheels and had its world debut
during the ICE 2018. “We are looking forward to receive the feedback of the local audience on our products and are especially curious about how our Asian-themed jackpot systems will be perceived,” shared Mr. Boev. “As a worldwide manufacturer, that has navigated its way to success in many different regions in the world, we are ready to find the path to the hearts of the local players and to tailor our developments to the requirements of our regional customers.” Another jackpot system to pursue high performance in Asia will be the Premium Link, connecting all EGT games for common mystery and symbol driven progressive jackpots and being able to be installed on any cabinet of the company. The Super Premier 75 slot model is expected to be one of the major attractions at the show with its spacious 75-inch portrait-oriented curved monitor and latest gaming platform Exciter III. The P-42V Up and St Curved cabinets will also feature some of the most recent trends in the contemporary industrial design with their 42-inch portrait-oriented curved displays with integrated touch screen, attractive LED illumination and optional keyboards with dynamic OLED buttons. Part of EGT’s display will also be some of the best performing products of the company, like P-27/27 St and its more compact version – P-27/27 St Slim, as well as the Collection Series multi-games – Red, Orange, Green, Purple, and Union, each of 48 attractive titles, as well as the brand new, especially created for the Asian market 888 Red Collection mix of 6 games: Emperor’s Dream, Great China, China Food, Chinese Garden, Eternal Lotus and Fujiyama. EGT Multiplayer – a subsidiary company of EGT – is ready for the Asian debut of its T-Line Series 84-inch roulette touch table with an automated wheel, featuring 12 gaming stations and the jackpot system Diamond Number. The Premier R8 automated roulette of 8 gaming places, each equipped with a 23-inch widescreen LCD-TFT touch monitor and high quality live video streaming for better experience is another highlight at the booth. The 4-level mystery jackpot Jackpot Cards is also among the benefits for the R8 players. The STORK and the new generation S-Line terminals (S32, S32/32, S32/32/27 and S32/32/32, with 32-inch full HD main monitors) will offer a diversity of games from the Rigel and King Collection multi-game mixes. EGT Interactive will introduce its rich portfolio of titles both for desktop and mobile devices most of which are adaptations of successful slot games for land-based cabinets and the Spider CMS will demonstrate how easy could be to manage the operations of a casino establishment and how many additional advantages from improving players’ experience you may gain using the software.
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