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Passport Technology pledges support as British Casino Awards entry deadline approaches


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ith the entry deadline for the 2020 British Casino Awards on the horizon, Passport Technology has reclaimed its position as


a sponsor of the awards scheme ‘with a difference’ for the third year running. The British Casino Awards, organised by Casino


International publisher Datateam Business Media in association with The National Casino Forum (NCF), burst onto the scene in 2018 to provide a crucial platform for the recognition of excellence across the UK & European gaming industry. The scheme boasts an array of expertly curated


categories that honour all corners of the varied and vibrant sector, with dedicated accolades for the very best companies, innovative products, incredible operators and outstanding individuals. Those that wish to be in with a chance to win at the 2020 iteration of the awards have just under a month to make sure that they are in the running, with entries set to close on Friday 1st November. Submitting an entry is quick, easy and completely


free of charge: simply visit the dedicated awards website, identify your prime opportunity to shine and provide your details (in addition to any supporting information that you feel is necessary to accurately showcase your achievements) and click submit. In the spirit of celebrating the collective successes of the industry, nominations are also highly encouraged and can be submitted alongside any personal entries using the same online form.


Passport Technology gets on board for 2020 Passport Technology, a leading developer of payments services and solutions for the highly- regulated gaming industry, has confirmed its support for the upcoming edition of The British Casino Awards. Speaking on why the company has decided to


pledge its support to the scheme for another year, chief marketing officer at Passport Technology Max Aceituno says: “The British Casino Awards is an opportunity to showcase the industry and celebrate the innovations, challenges and triumphs as the business is constantly evolving.” Commenting on why companies in the gaming


industry should get involved with the awards scheme ‘with a difference’, Max continues: “There are many positive individuals and groups, as well as multi-


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casino companies, who have great stories to share as well as inspiring others through all the good work being done in the business.”


Ceremony tickets available online now The value of The British Casino Awards extends far beyond the recognition of the industry’s brightest and best, with the ceremony itself serving as a unique annual networking opportunity for professionals from across the sector. Max echoes this sentiment, saying: “The awards allows companies to network, build new relations and nurture old ones while continuing to educate operators on payments and the payment industry as a whole.”


Individual tickets and tables of ten at the


ceremony are available to purchase now, with an exclusive drinks reception, sumptuous meal, high-profile presentations and an array of networking opportunities included in the price. A limited quantity remain so those that wish to join the industry’s finest at The May Fair, London on Tuesday 4th February are encouraged to secure their seats using the online booking form available on The British Casino Awards website now.


A platform for the industry’s finest – supported by industry giants Passport Technology is the latest industry name to pledge its support to The British Casino Awards 2020, joining fellow sponsors Cammegh, Everi, Interblock, NOVOMATIC, TCSJOHNHUXLEY and supporters, CHIPS Charity and European Casino Association. For more information on how your brand can show its support and get involved with this valued industry initiative, contact Paul Ryder on +44 (0) 1622 699


105 or at pryder@datateam.co.uk. To find out more about The British Casino Awards,


to submit an entry or purchase tickets to the ceremony, visit www.britishcasinoawards.co.uk.


Casino Technology to use AMD Ryzen


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asino Technology has announced it will use AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 SoCs to power its newest slot


machines, bringing discrete-GPU calibre graphics and multimedia processing to their slot machine customers. Elena Shaterova, Global Sales Director and


board member at Casino Technology, commented: “We are thrilled to strengthen our slot machine performance with the crucial help of the AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 SoC”. She added that this announcement coincides with Casino Technology’s 20th Anniversary in business. “The company has achieved two decades of


steady growth, creating a diverse product portfolio that has proved to be successful and preferred by operators. With AMD embedded processors we will unlock more potential, create new value and push the limits of technology, used in the industry,” Shaterova concluded. “We are excited to work with Casino


Technology to boost their slot machine solutions with the impressive graphics and compute capabilities of the AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000,” said Mitch Furman, senior manager, Embedded Gaming Solutions, AMD.


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