G2E ASIA REVIEW


Interblock’s UC SicBo named Best Electronic Table Gaming product at G2E Asia Awards


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nterblock’s UC SicBo has been awarded Best ETG at the G2E Asia Awards 2025. The award was accepted by Vincent Tang, Vice President of Asia-Pacific Sales, during the ceremony held on May 6 in Macau.


UC SicBo, part of Interblock’s Universal Cabinet (UC) product line, is recognised as one of the most widely installed standalone electronic table games in Asia, with over 300 active units across Macau and Singapore. The game modernises traditional Sic Bo by incorporating fully automated dice recognition, real-time statistical analysis, and predictive betting trends – delivering unmatched speed, accuracy, and operational efficiency. With customisable bet levels, instant result tracking, and seamless integration with casino management systems, UC SicBo is designed to meet the demands of high- volume gaming environments. By combining modern automation with the heritage of classic dice gaming, UC SicBo delivers exceptional performance for operators and a dynamic experience for players. Its continued success across key Asian markets underscores its long-term impact on the electronic table game sector. “UC SicBo has played a key role in our expansion across Asia and continues to set the standard for automated dice gaming in


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the region,” said John Connelly, Global CEO of Interblock. “This award is not only a recognition of the product’s performance,


but also a reflection of the strong partnerships and momentum we have built in Asia and around the world.”


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