ICE 2025 REVIEW
APEX Introduces the New Device iDropA for Live Gaming Tables
PEX, a worldwide leading provider of complete gaming solutions, proudly announces the launch of its latest innovation in cash and ticket handling: the APEX iDropA. Designed to simplify live gaming tables, this advanced solution ensures secure ticket validation, high-speed cash handling, and seamless integration into casino operations.
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The APEX iDropA is engineered to optimize efficiency and security at live gaming tables. With its ultra-fast processing speed of 2 notes per second and four-way flexible banknote insertion, the device minimizes user errors and enhances operational flow. The iDropA also includes an impressive cash box capacity of up to 2,200 notes, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted gaming experiences.
One of the standout features of the iDropA is its seamless integration with existing SAS accounting systems, allowing for real-time transaction tracking and improved financial oversight. The APEX iDropA empowers casinos to enhance security, improve accuracy, and streamline operations at their gaming tables by offering secure and efficient ticket and cash handling.
“We are committed to delivering the most advanced gaming solutions that enhance security and efficiency,” said Mr. Kubilay Özer, Global Sales Manager at APEX. “The iDropA is a game-changer for live gaming tables, providing operators with a reliable, high-performance tool that optimizes cash and ticket transactions while ensuring maximum security.” The launch of the APEX iDropA in January 2025 underscores the company’s dedication to innovation and excellence in gaming technology. APEX continues to set new industry standards with a portfolio that includes slot machines, jackpot islands, gaming platforms, table games.
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