ICE 2024 PREVIEW Merkur Gaming Well attended: the Merkur booth at ICE 2023
Athanasios “Sakis” Isaakidis, Chief Executive International at Merkur Gaming, at last year’s ICE
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t’s the last time the global gaming industry comes together for ICE in London. After ten editions at the
Exhibition Center London (ExCeL), the industry’s largest and most important trade fair will celebrate its well-deserved conclusion in the capital of the UK from February 6th to 8th, before making its debut in Barcelona next year. Of course, Merkur Gaming will not miss the opportunity to participate in this final London exhibition in its well-known size and brilliance. The international distribution brand of adp Merkur is one of the most important names in the international gambling industry and will show an extensive and innovative product portfolio as one of the largest exhibitors at the trade fair in London. At booth N4 (110, 210, 230 and 250), visitors can immerse themselves in the world of Merkur products and celebrate the last ICE in London with Merkur Gaming. “ICE is the highlight of the entire gambling
industry every year. For weeks and months, we have been excitedly looking forward to filling our stand with new product innovations and presenting them to our customers and guests,” explains Athanasios “Sakis” Isaakidis, Chief Executive International at Merkur Gaming. The main attraction of Merkur Gaming’s product range is a new cabinet that will enchant the international market with its incomparable modularity. Equally innovative and entertaining are the new Linked Progressives from Merkur: Clash Link, Link
considered one of the most innovative e-money payment options for online gaming. GeWeTe’s cash handling experts will show how customers can optimize their money processing and make it even more efficient, including their bestseller Cash-Center Premium and their latest innovation Cash-Center Slim. In addition to games and AWP machines
Wave, and Link Zone Rush are three novelties that will attract the attention of customers and visitors. Just like the new Multigame package M-Prime, which perfectly complements the already proven and highly popular M-Line package. Also new in the cabinet portfolio is a new version of the Zonic cabinet, which has been successful both internationally and in the German street market. Last but not least, after an intensive development phase, Merkur Gaming will unveil its new roulette for the first time at ICE. Alongside Merkur Gaming, numerous
other subsidiaries of the Merkur Group will also exhibit at the London trade fair. The area of Merkur eSolutions promises exciting insights into the world of online gaming. As an umbrella brand, it demonstrates a modern 360-degree approach together with Merkur Group subsidiaries EPG, Bede Gaming, and edict egaming that effectively connects stationary and online gaming worlds thanks to innovative product solutions. A key part of this portfolio is EPG’s own E-Wallet Paylado, which is
from international distribution brand Merkur Gaming, adp Merkur will also present products for the German home market at ICE. These include the Zonic Zone Asia introduced last year as well as their latest Respin Feature “Golden Nugget”. Furthermore, Merkur Dosniha will showcasing the product landscape of the Spanish gambling market, while Blueprint Gaming and Blueprint Operations will focus on stationary as well as online gaming offerings in the UK. “As you can see, we have a number of
impressive new product innovations in our luggage that our customers and guests should discover at ICE,” explains Athanasios “Sakis” Isaakidis. “The entire team has worked incredibly hard over the past weeks and months to bring a worthy and unforgettable final trade fair appearance to London. Although we are looking forward to relocating to Barcelona with great anticipation, we look back with a great deal of nostalgia on the last ICE at Exhibition Center London. Therefore: Visit us at booth N4 (110, 210, 230 and 250) and let’s make this last London ICE something very special together.”
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