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Interblock announces acquisition of Zuum
Interblock has acquired majority share of premier manufacturer, Zuum Limited. The premier manufacturer of Class II and Class III electronic table games, slots, and bingo products, will now allow Interblock to deliver a broader range of innovative and cost-effective gaming solutions to its customers while driving significant growth in key markets.
John Connelly, CEO of Interblock commented: “This acquisition will provide Interblock the ability to penetrate an entirely new segment of the casino industry. With Zuum’s innovative, cost-effective product
lineup, we’re now able to offer a more diverse range of gaming solutions to meet the needs of casinos in both high yielding and evolving markets.”
Mitja Kolman, founder and selling shareholder of Zuum: “Bringing Zuum into Interblock family opens exciting opportunities for Zuum to get more creative, reach new customers and combine our strengths to build even better, high-quality products. This acquisition will help us grow, explore fresh ideas, create awesome experiences across different platforms, and setting us up for long-term success and growth.”
EGT’s jackpot game advances to Czech market
Clarion searches for safer gambling partner
Clarion Gaming has invited safer gambling organisations from throughout the world to apply to become official charity partner for 2024/25. The successful charity will be involved in the Clarion Gaming brands with the 2025 editions of ICE and iGB Affiliate, making the historic move to the Fira Gran Via Barcelona and iGB LIVE now taking place at ExCeL London.
The interested organisations will benefit from branding and networking opportunities at three of gambling’s most dynamic live events, they are being asked to provide an overview of how they would deploy the partnership to help address specific challenges together with their mission
and vision for the future with the deadline being the 30th September.
Stuart Hunter, managing director, Clarion Gaming said: “I’m extremely proud of the fact that Clarion Gaming was the first expo organiser to introduce an annual charity partner program, an initiative which followed our ground-breaking incorporation of a show floor feature exclusively for safer gambling. “In keeping with the very latest thinking on safer gambling, the concept has been rebranded as the Sustainable Gambling Zone and will have a high-profile presence at both ICE Barcelona and iGB LIVE London.”
EGT’s jackpot Bell Link is set to enter the Czech Republic and the operator Palasino Group a.s. has made installations of the product in its gaming establishments Palasino Excalibur City, Wullowitz and Furth im Wald, located near the borders with Austria and Germany.
Commenting on the new instalments, Ivan Grigorov, regional manager of EGT Czech Republic said: “We are very glad that Palasino Group a.s. is the first operator in Czechia to present EGT’s top-seller Bell Link to its clients. We have been cooperating with them from the very beginning, since the foundation of our office in the country 5 years ago, and I am proud to say that our partnership is continuously developing and bringing a lot of positives to both sides.” Bell Link, which is housed in 27-inch slot cabinets from the General Series of EGT, now enables the customers to try 10 titles of Bell Link. The jackpot has four levels: Minor and Mini, that are fixed, and the progressive Grand and Major, all triggered by different colour bells.
Marek Sedlacek, director of casino operations at Palasino Group a.s, shared his positive expectations regarding the recent installation: “We are very happy with the performance and reliability of EGT’s gaming equipment, as well as all the services that the company provides us. All their developments that we have tested so far have shown excellent results.
“I am confident that by adding Bell Link to our offerings, we are giving to our customers a great gaming product that will make them coming back to our casinos again and again.”
6 OCTOBER 2024
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