Best Marketing Programme Venue Marketing - The Hippodrome Casino
The judges said ‘The Hippodrome Casino’s marketing initiatives in 2024 have set a new benchmark for entertainment and venue marketing. By blending creativity, strategic partnerships, and data-driven digital tactics they’ve delivered standout results. ‘
Best Electronic Table Gaming Product Stadium Ultimate Texas Hold’Em - Light & Wonder
The judges said ‘Stadium Ultimate Texas Hold’Em brings traditional poker to Electronic Table Games with multiple hands and exciting side bets. It enhances accessibility and attracts new players, with over 1,200 global installations.’
Best CMS/Software Product Neon - Playtech
The judges said ‘Neon CMS from Playtech is a very versatile system - especially with the introduction of Neon Mobile and mobile payment.’
Best Customer Service Award Casino de Monte-Carlo
The judges said ‘Casino de Monte-Carlo has an almost unfair advantage without taking into account their exceptional levels of customer service. After reading the nomination there is no doubt that Casino de Monte-Carlo is where dreams are made and they definitely deliver. Exceptional!’
Best Casino Seating Product Luv Seat - Interblock
The judges said, ‘The Luv Seat is an attractive addition to the slot floor, offering a shared experience for two players at a time, allowing them to experience play together without one having to stand next to or behind the other.’
Best Cash Handling Product NOVO CASH Casino Master - NOVOMATIC
The judges said ‘The NOVO Cash Casino Master offers seamless cashless payments and custom options. Its success in Europe proves its popularity with players and operators.’
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