G2E ASIA PREVIEW
Abbiati Casino Equipment A
bbiati Casino Equipment has announced its participation in G2E Asia 2026, Macau.
Building on the success of its previous editions, Abbiati will present its latest innovations in high-security gaming equipment and advanced casino currency solutions, showcasing a comprehensive range of cutting-edge products. These include roulette wheels, winning number displays, gaming tables, pit desks, and its latest generation of high-security gaming currency featuring advanced technologies such as Holo-prismatic elements, holograms, UV security features, and RFID integration. A key highlight of the exhibition will be Abbiati’s New Generation Security Gaming
Currency, which offers extensive customization options and multiple security features designed to meet the highest industry standards while ensuring optimal operational efficiency on the gaming floor. The company will also present GLI-25 certified roulette wheels with the option of patented invisible laser technology for ball tracking and game status identification. All wheels are designed with Abbiati’s “Performant” profile, ensuring ultra-quiet operation.
Visitors will be able to explore the range of floor-wide displays, available in various sizes and configurations, including Punto Banco/ Baccarat displays in both portrait and landscape formats, with single or double-
sided options and 23” or 27” cabinet sizes. Abbiati will further showcase custom- designed Baccarat and Blackjack tables configured to support WDTS RFID PJM 13.56 MHz technology. WDTS will be demonstrating its table and cage technology solution on the Abbiati booth, as part of a shared and collaborative showcase for G2E Asia 2026.
Additional exhibits include Sic Bo tables with automatic dice recognition (iADR), LED playing surface technology, and partner products, including Cartamundi Group, showcasing Bee-Tek i-Shoe systems and USPC Bee playing cards compatible with Abbiati displays and software solutions, as well as CMS solutions by Logismos.
32 MAY 2026
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