ICE 2026 PREVIEW
DR Gaming Technology set to showcase new player-focused innovations
January is the drPlayerKiosk; built on DRGT’s robust CMS framework, this next-generation terminal consolidates account management and real-time player interactions and transactional features into a single device. Designed to reduce queues and ease operational pressure, the drPlayerKiosk gives players more control while giving operators greater efficiency. Also launching is the drCARM, DRGT’s new cash redemption kiosk engineered for high-traffic environments with a key focus on security, and operational accuracy and efficiency. With payout handling and advanced auditing capability, the drCARM is built for busy gaming floors requiring a reliable, friction-free cash-out solution. Breaking new ground is DRGT’s transactional banking kiosk, which enables players to transfer funds directly from their bank accounts into their casino player wallets via an integrated bank card speed point. This solution merges digital banking convenience with the compliance and traceability casinos require, further supporting the company’s ongoing drive for secure, cashless operations.
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R Gaming Technology (DRGT) is gearing up for another standout showing at ICE Barcelona 2026, where it plans to unveil a powerful line-up of new player-centric technologies designed to streamline operations, strengthen cash management, and elevate the casino floor experience.
Kicking off the line-up at Booth 3E50 in 40 JANUARY 2026
Alongside these new releases, DRGT will spotlight its suite of system-driven jackpots, offering operators flexible, fully customisable jackpot configurations tied directly to live gameplay. These jackpots, already a global favourite and core to the company’s product suite, continue to evolve with deeper analytics, more dynamic triggers, and enhanced visualisation options.
Visitors will also get a first look at the updated
drPlayerApp that now includes 3rd party payment provider integrations that ensure smooth, secure, and simple wallet top-ups. Complementing this is the refreshed drGate access control hardware, which offers even faster authentication incl. facial recognition, tighter security, and full integration with the company’s CMS for real-time player and staff management and engagement.
A unique strength behind DRGT’s product development remains the company’s ownership and operation of its ever-expanding Infiniti Casinos — including locations in Acapulco, Polanco, and Tlalnepantla in Mexico, Oostende and Dinant in Belgium, and most recently Grasse and Berck-sur-Mer (as of January 2026) in France; re-enforcing the company’s recent entry into the country as both a systems service provider and operator. These live environments allow it to rigorously test both new and existing solutions before bringing them to market. “Our focus this year is simple: smarter transactions, smoother journeys, and stronger connectivity,” says Marco Herrera, CEO of DRGT. “Everything we’re showcasing at ICE 2026 is designed to remove friction — for players, for operators, and for the entire casino ecosystem; and best of all, we know it works because we’ve tested it at our casinos with our players.” With cutting-edge self-service kiosks, world-class jackpots and CMS, enhanced cashless capabilities, and an integrated portfolio of reporting tools, DRGT is set to deliver one of its strongest ICE showings yet.
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