DRGT & PAF
means we need to operate a slick and efficient business, whilst at the same time surprising and delighting players. I have no doubt that DRGT has assisted us in delivering on both of those mandates”, noted Paf Head of Products & Partners, Land & Ship: Georg Tsonoulis. “We pride ourselves in offering players best of breed tables, slot cabinets and games, the very same products you’d see in Monte-Carlo or Las Vegas, but there’s a lot more to the experience than just the games, and that’s where DRGT has made their mark. In addition to cashless technology, jackpots, data integrity, and the robustness of their drSMIB ‘mesh network’, the Company’s multi-currency feature has been a blessing, as has developments that
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include the likes of the scanning of boarding passes to access EGMs (to manage under age gambling), and GPS tracking that automatically activates or de-activates the casino floor once in legal gaming waters.” In addition to the player-centricity noted above, Paf also engages with its Ferry and Cruise ship partners to discuss the outcomes of game play in an effort to actively manage each vessels gaming offering, in so doing delivering a managed casino solution that offers operators like the Tallink Group, Viking Line, Color Line, Eckerö Line, and Finnlines full operational transparency, regulatory compliance, and commercial comfort. In closing, Danielsson referenced Paf’s intent to continue its growth within both
existing and new licensed markets, it’s ongoing efforts in leading responsible gaming innovation, and its unwavering mandate that all profits be used to benefit society at large: “Whilst we enjoy considerable market share in the Nordic region, we’re actively pursuing our growth, along with other opportunities, in the broader European region and the United Kingdom”.
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