G2E REVIEW SUZOHAPP unveiled new additions to
sports betting ecosystem at G2E SUZOHAPP has reported great success after launching three new additions to its sports betting ecosystem at this year’s Global Gaming Expo
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rom ready-to-go sports betting terminals available in full kiosk format, tabletop and over the counter models to cash redemption terminals, SUZOHAPP offer a
complete betting ecosystem for those looking to enter the retail sports betting market. New for this years’ G2E, SUZOHAPP
introduced: • The SBT-2000, a fully immersive and inclusive betting experience that is ADA accessible, designed to create a sports book stadium-like feeling for everyone;
• The SBT-500+, a bar top sports betting terminal that includes cash acceptance with a bill validator, allowing customers to bet anonymously with cash while meeting them at the bar to encourage lucrative in-play betting;
• The SBT-Handheld, handheld betting device for operators, designed by retail and
restaurant industry veteran Elo Touch Solutions, that allows customers to remain anonymous but is perfectly primed to be wherever the customer is. This handheld device with a mobile printer allows bets to be placed in cash with an employee and prints a bet slip on site – perfect for stadiums or bars. All units are built with the same foundational hardware allowing updates and training to be made across the ecosystem and are supported by SUZOHAPP’s traditional
kiosk: the SBT-1000, the cashier point-of-sale: the SBT-OTC, and the payout cash redemption terminal: the CountR Silver CashIO.
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers’ (AGEM) formally awarded the recipients of the 2022 Memorial Awards during a ceremony at G2E yesterday. Roy Student received the Jens Halle Memorial Award Honoring Excellence in Commercial Gaming Professionalism, and Frank Fantini received the Peter Mead Memorial Award Honoring Excellence in Gaming Media & Communications.
Todd Sims, Vice President of Sales for the Americas served as a primary demonstrator of SUZOHAPP ecosystem at the show. Sims said: “This show was a great success for us in that it allowed us to show how the ecosystem connects across the board and talk through all the potential opportunities that we can offer our customers from a flexible design standpoint.”
The Casino International team was lucky to bump into industry stalwart Urbain Thewissen, who was finally returning to Las Vegas after a couple of years absent thanks to the pandemic. Urbain explained he was very happy to finally see so many friends in the industry after such a long time, and that he was at G2E looking for new market opportunities after the interruption to business that we had almost all endured. Urbain said: “Everybody here seems to be so positive about the future – it seems like the future for gaming is bright once again!”
Pictured, left to right: AGEM President David Lucchese, Roy Student, Frank Fantini, and AGEM Executive Director Daron Dorsey 48 NOVEMBER 2022
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