G2E PREVIEW
See beyond the fantasy Z
itro is gearing up for a milestone appearance at this year’s Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas, promising an experience filled with new content, innovation, and a highly anticipated product debut. Located in a premium new space on Fremont Street, Zitro’s booth will be 120% larger than last year, marking the company’s most significant investment at G2E to date. Zitro’s expanded presence underscores its unstoppable growth and commitment to the U.S. market. Building on this momentum, a “new unveiling” will take place exclusively at the show
- an experience crafted to awaken the senses. While details remain under wraps, this launch marks a significant step forward in the company’s product roadmap, and interest in this addition is already growing, making Zitro’s presence a must-see at G2E 2025. In addition to this exciting reveal, attendees will experience an impressive showcase of new game titles for Zitro’s proven performer cabinet, CONCEPT. Featured games include fan favorites like Legendary Sword and King Fu Frog, and exciting additions such as River Gold, Tied Up! Coins, Goddess Saga,
and Ancient Link. Also debuting are thrilling new adventures with Haunted Fortune, Octo Gold, Rainbow Birds, and Spin Fu, among others—all part of a new wave of content designed to deliver diverse gameplay experiences and drive performance on casino floors.
“We’re excited to return to G2E with a dramatically expanded presence, an unmatched lineup of new titles, and a groundbreaking product that we can’t wait to unveil,” said Derik Mooberry, CEO of Zitro USA. “Our growth in the U.S. is accelerating, and this year’s G2E is the perfect stage to show just how far we’ve come. Our expanded footprint reflects the strength of our portfolio and the trust our partners place in us. We look forward to welcoming visitors to see beyond the fantasy at our new booth and sharing the next chapter of Zitro’s story.”
38 SEPTEMBER 2025
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