Innovation fires up 25th annual Global Gaming Expo in Vegas

G2E 2025 showcases 400-plus exhibits

Innovation in gaming technology was on full display last week as more than 25,000 attendees filled the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas for the 25th annual Global Gaming Expo. Attendees from more than 120 countries perused more than 400 exhibits on the trade show floor and took in education sessions.

Topics of discussion focused on a variety of industry concerns, including the integration of AI and the ever-changing regulatory landscape relating to both land-based and online gaming.

One theme evident on the trade show floor was the ongoing expansion of online gaming. And while the online segment continues to outpace land-based gaming, onsite physical gaming continues to grow as well, with more and more technologies bridging physical and digital gaming.

Much conversation concerned the growth of prediction markets in sports betting. Prediction markets allow bettors to wager on the outcome of an event. Regulators and some gaming industry executives have questioned the legality of these expanding betting platforms.

Beyond casinos, the gaming industry also continues to grow in the retail and hospitality sectors, driven by the expansion of customer experience technologies (think computer vision, immersive virtual reality or AI-driven, facial recognition) and the growth of legalized gaming.

And while gaming establishments continue to rely heavily on self-service equipment such as redemption machines and sports betting kiosks, innovations in casino offerings conversely create new customer experience opportunities in tandem with self-service offerings for the retail, hospitality, sports, entertainment, transportation and event industries.

Exhibits on the trade show floor once again featured numerous self-service kiosks, including lottery machines, kiosk printers, kiosk lockers and currency management equipment, in addition to gaming redemption kiosks and sports betting kiosks.

Following are highlights from the Global Gaming Expo trade show floor in alphabetical order.

Advantech

Advantech, a provider of IoT intelligent systems and embedded platforms, introduced its DPX-S460 gaming platform featuring the AMD Ryzen embedded 8000 multi-screen gaming platform.

DPX-S460 features include:

• Power and reset buttons
• Simultaneous operation of integrated and PCle card
• Remote power and reset button header
• System fan and CPU cooler fan power headers
• 12V DC single input or ATX v2.3 power supply
• 32 digital inputs and 32 digital outputs
• 4 x USB 2.0 via box headers
• Port 80 interface
• Power group control signals for sequencing add-on hardware to mainboard power state

The company also introduced its DPX-M280, a multimedia gaming platform with AMD Ryzen embedded 8000 and four independent display port outputs.

Agilysys

Agilysis, a global provider of hospitality solutions, introduced its property management system designed to drive value across every hospitality touchpoint for both guests and staff.

The system enables central reservations to book rooms, spa, golf and meals simultaneously for a seamless guest experience while staff is empowered to suggest experiences and present offers at check-in based on preferences and past behavior.

Property management touchpoints include:

• POS and retail
• Document management 
• Business analytics
• Retail sale management
• Loyalty and promotions
• Service task optimization
• 2-way guest communication
• Digital keys
• Property wide booking
• Secure payments
• Check-in/out
• Sales and catering
• Spa

Ask Global Solutions

Ask Global Solutions, a Manchester, U.K. based maker of gaming kiosks, retail kiosks, amusement kiosks and coin-op card solutions, introduced its PINTO (Payment In Ticket Out) ticket redemption kiosk that leverages “Pin On Glass” technology to accept contactless or PIN card payments.

The PINTO reader display is fully configurable, allowing video and hot keys/buttons to be used to enhance the purchase experience. The operator can set a fixed or percentage fee, set a daily individual card limit, and set an individual transaction limit.

The kiosk has a 19-inch display and can be wall mounted or placed on a pedestal, and is available with a roll printer or fan fold printer.

Axiomtek Gaming

Axiomtek Gaming, a Taipei City, Taiwan-based manufacturer of PC-based industrial products, introduced two self-checkout kiosks, the SSK723 and the SMC1030.

The SSK724 is a modular kiosk for retail and hospitality with either a 15.6-inch or 21.5-inch display screen. The kiosk has flexible mounting options, including countertop, floor stand or extension rack. Cash payment options include a banknote validator, a recycler and a coin changer while cashless options include a barcode scanner, an RFID reader and an EFT holder. The kiosk also supports a thermal printer.

The SMC1030 is a cash redemption self-service kiosk.

Betson Imperial Parts & Service Inc.

Betson Imperial Parts & Service Inc., a nationwide distributor of vending, amusement and gaming equipment, introduced its Javelin Displays, offering monitors, LED controllers, ad boards, subwoofer speakers, power solutions, button decks and more.

Monitors include flat edge lit, flat front facing, C-landscape, C-curve edge lit and S-curve edge lit in varying sizes, including 21.5, 27, 32, 43, and 55 inches.

Bixolon America Inc.

Bixolon America Inc., a subsidiary of Bixolon Co. Ltd., presented its printing solutions for self-serve kiosks.

The company’s SRP 350 plusV offers a 3-inch thermal receipt printer designed for high-volume environments for front-of-house, point-of-sale operations in casinos and hospitality settings. 

The BK3 series features a 3-inch kiosk printer with multiple mounting options and a modular design which integrates into self-service terminals, gaming machines and ticket redemption kiosks. 

The BK5 series features media thickness up to 0.20 mm and is suitable for tickets, labels and wristbands. A side open frame enables easy mounting.

Churchill Downs

Churchill Downs, a Louisville, Kentucky race track, demonstrated its sports betting kiosks. 

While the race track discontinued its sportsbook in February, the sports betting kiosks are still operating at other locations. 

Churchill Downs launched its sports betting in September 2023 after Kentucky legalized sports betting, but closed it in February due to lack of profitability, according to a Courier-Journal report. The company cited competition from mobile sports betting as a reason for its decision.

Churchill Downs partnered with Kambi Group PLC, a provider of sports betting services for casinos, for its sports betting and online gaming business, BetAmerica.

Cole Kepro International Inc.

Cole Kepro International Inc., a provider of kiosk locker solutions, presented the American Locker brand of lockers, offering rental lockers, a retrofit program to upgrade existing coin lockers with smart locks and kiosk payment systems. Both Cole Kepro International Inc. and American Locker also partner with Luxer One, another kiosk locker provider.

The smart rental lockers offer fully digital, self-service lockers with card or mobile payment. In addition, the company’s droplocker systems offer flexible rental solutions for guests.

Features also include remote management, whereby a user can unlock or reset lockers from any device. 

The lockers are used at amusement parks, water parks, stadiums, ski resorts, gyms and recreation centers.

CountR GmbH

CountR GmbH, a German manufacturer of self-service kiosks for ticket-in-ticket out, currency redemption and currency issuing, presented its Cashio Platinum TITO kiosk that adds bundle feeding to the Platinum line. Bundle feeding is designed for markets that use lower value currency where more notes are required, such as in Asia.

The Platinum unit features a camera, document scanner, curved screen, second door lock, bill acceptor, bill dispenser, fingerprint reader, electronic lock, TITO printer, palm reader, receipt printer, card reader/dispenser and up to five note cassettes.

The kiosk also offers security systems with alarms and banknote authentication, cryptocurrency acceptance, optional biometric access and video surveillance, and multi-language and multi-currency support.

Crane Payment Innovations

Crane Payment Innovations, through its Cummins Allison division, demonstrated JetScan Ultra, a currency scanning system for managing a retail back office, a casino cage, or a bank vault, processing up to 1,600 notes per minute.

The user selects between different modes of operation such as mixed sort, add, denominate, unfit and more.

The unit/value display shows totals as dollar value and unit counts .

The system’s adjustable strap stops enable the user to assign strap stop limits for each currency denomination.

Counterfeit detection technologies include magnetic, fluorescent, ultraviolet, infrared and proprietary detection technologies that can individually and collectively screen out suspect documents. Images are taken in full width digitally using multiple color image sensors for accuracy and image recognition.

Custom America Inc.

Custom America Inc., a provider of POS terminals, kiosks, printers and handheld computers, presented its self-service Connect kiosk, offering multifunctional countertop or floor stand models. The kiosks support any touch computer from 15 inches to 24 inches and can add accessories.

Accessories include a payment device bracket, a printer housing cover and a receipt printer, 

Custom America Inc., based in Boothwyn, Pennsylvania, is a subsidiary of Custom SpA, based in Parma, Italy.

DFI

DFI, a Taipei, Taiwan-based, global manufacturer of computing technology, presented its wall mounted gaming kiosk.

The company’s gaming equipment also includes slot machines, video lottery terminals, tournament gaming machines and arcade machines.

The company specializes in manufacturing industrial motherboards, embedded systems, industrial panels and more.

Ditronics

Ditronics, a provider of cash access technology, presented its multi-function DFS-2.0 kiosk along with information about its DTX dashboard.

The kiosk offers ticket redemption; ticket issuance; bill breaking; check cashing; cash advance; POS debit-to-ticket; jackpot/payout in cash, ticket or combination; charitable gaming; up to five 3,000-note currency cassettes, a 19-inch split monitor screen; receipt and ticket printer; and pinpad card reader.

The company’s DTX dashboard allows operators to disable and monitor individual devices and provides real-time and historical reporting, configurable user profiles and remote monitoring.

Fabicash

Fabicash, a provider of cash access, cashless solutions, AML compliance and mobile jackpot processing, presented its redemption kiosk that streamlines jackpot payouts but also handles TITO payouts, bill-breaking, ATM withdrawals, e-check processing, and e-wallet funding of payouts.

Customized casino marketing can be displayed on the kiosk’s 49-inch curved LED screen. The top third of the screen can be programmed to display promotional messages about slot tournaments, special offers or other events. The message can be loaded remotely onto all of a site’s kiosks at once.

The kiosk also allows debit card cash advances, charity donation for the change from TITO payouts, and the ability to move funds directly to the company’s digital FABIWallet.

Fiserv

Fiserv, a provider of payments and financial services technology, in partnership with the Bank of North Dakota, announced the introduction of the Roughrider coin, North Dakota’s first stablecoin. Fully backed by U.S. dollars, the Roughrider coin will be the first U.S. state stablecoin to launch on the Fiserv digital asset platform. The coin will be available to banks and credit unions in North Dakota in 2026.

Honoring Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders, the Roughrider coin will increase bank-to-bank transactions, encourage global money movement, and drive merchant adoption. 

The Roughrider coin will leverage Fiserv’s digital asset platform, announced in June, and is expected to be interoperable with other coins. The Fiserv digital asset platform was announced in June along with another white-label stablecoin, FIUSD, giving Fiserv customers access to an interoperable digital asset payment service for their banking and payment needs. 

Fiserv also recently acquired CardFree, an all-in-one platform empowering merchants with customized order, pay and loyalty solutions. This transaction enhances the capabilities of Fiserv’s Clover, a point-of-sale retail and restaurant solution.

CardFree’s platform will be integrated into both the Clover and Commerce Hub ecosystems, adding capabilities such as drive-through software, kiosk and sub-inventory enablement, and providing third-party software integration support in loyalty, delivery services and property management.

CardFree is a mobile ordering and payment platform with patented technology that integrates across the whole order, pay, and loyalty ecosystem. It integrates with most POS systems and payment processors on the market, enabling merchants to use one checkout process for all orders, including third-party delivery.

Giesecke+Devrient

Giesecke+Devrient, a German based manufacturer of currency handling equipment, introduced its Notatracc automated currency loading machine.

Notatracc enables the secure transportation of banknotes and automated loading when combined with the company’s BPS M3, M5, and M7 systems for banknote processing. The core of the Notatracc system is the standardized Notatracc tray, which ensures loose banknotes can be securely transported and stored. The tray can be used for intralogistics within cash centers, as well as for transactions between partners in the cash cycle.

The second component is the Notatracc loading module. Using robotics, this automatically loads notes into the BPS M systems, providing a buffer capacity of up to 24,000 banknotes. This ensures that the system works continuously, which, for example, allows a single person to operate two BPS systems.

Peripherals include a prepping station, which supports ergonomic and efficient preparation and transportation. 

Goldfinger

Goldfinger, a Johns Island, South Carolina based manufacturer of monitors, demonstrated prototypes for some new units in a private showroom during the expo. The new units are updates to the company’s 43-inch J Curve PCAP monitor, which is suitable to a wide range of environments, including gaming.

In addition to gaming, the company makes monitors for transportation, health care, entertainment, retail, hospitality and digital signage.

ICS

ICS, a provider of payment solutions, demonstrated its software in partnership with Garmisch Gaming and RBW Systems America. The combined companies offer connected solutions for gaming machine routes.

ICS presented its processing and management software on a Genmega UK2 Universal Kiosk, which provides sports betting, check cashing, bill payment and cryptocurrency acceptance.

IGT/Everi

IGT, a provider of gaming, digital and financial technology solutions, demonstrated its IGT and Everi gaming, digital and financial technology solutions. Both companies were acquired by a holding company owned by funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management, Inc. last year.

IGT and Everi offerings include innovations from video, stepper, Class II, video poker, video bingo, video lottery terminals and electronic table games portfolios. These include licensed themes, proprietary themes and all-new concepts, with a spotlight on interoperability of content and cabinets between the IGT and Everi portfolios. 

Offerings include:

• 12 new Wheel of Fortune Slots titles across five cabinets, including Smokin’ Hot Stuff Wicked Wheel Grand on the Dynasty Luna cabinet
• Magic Rockets Tiger and Magic Rockets Dragon on the RISE55 cabinet
• Jackpot Express on the Dynasty Sol cabinet
• Slammin’ Multipliers Poker on the CrystalSlant Poker cabinet

IGT also introduced the RISE32 core video cabinet, featuring three 32-inch ultra-HD displays and a content roadmap. Launch titles for the cabinet will build upon themes including Stink Link Hawaii and Wild West, Magic Treasures Lock & Respin, King Khufu and more. 

Infor

Infor, a provider of business cloud software for businesses, presented information about its Infor hospitality solution for casinos, hotels, restaurants and event centers. 

The cloud-based solution powered by AWS offers AI for comp and guest accounting, player tracking, analytics and more. The company also offers tools to enhance player loyalty, streamline regulatory compliance and deliver personalized customer experiences.

Features include:

• Hospitality analytics and insights
• Hospitality management solutions
• Revenue management solutions
• Sales and catering solutions
• Point of sale

Innovative Technology Ltd.

Innovative Technology Ltd. demonstrated its AI-driven, biometric age verification solution, MyCheckr, that performs anonymous age estimation for retailers selling age restricted goods. 

MyCheckr can also display targeted advertisements to customers to identify which advertisement the approaching consumer is most likely to be interested in.

In addition to authorizing age restricted purchases, the solution can serve as a gateway access control for locations that restrict access.

The solution comes with a screen and no personal data is stored. Processes are performed locally, giving a more reliable output and faster response without requiring an internet connection.

JCM Global

JCM Global, a provider of payment and transaction solutions, presented gaming equipment offerings, including its intelligent ICB ASAP cash box with automated cash processing, as well as its Fuzion products.

ICB ASAP is an acronym for intelligent cash box with automated secure asset processing, a network of four industrial-grade robots and automation equipment that operates in one automation unit and meets robotic safety requirements.

JCM Global’s Fuzion connects with JCM’s iVizion and UBA Pro bill validators and GEN5 ticket printers, supporting cashless transactions, real-time marketing and operational insights.

The system’s revenue opportunity features include BLE mobile wallet connectivity, multi-currency acceptance and real-time marketing at various points on the gaming floor. ​Promotional couponing and virtual TITO transactions facilitate targeted promotions and cashless interactions.

The system’s operational efficiency and security features include proactive alerts for cash management and recommendations to improve efficiency. Security measures include image capture for dispute resolution and suspicious activity tracking.​

JK Coin Supply

JK Coin Supply, a Miller, Georgia based provider of amusement equipment and redemption technology, presented its TITO redemption kiosk.

The terminal is 71 inches high by 20 inches long and 16.5 inches wide, accepting cash and gift cards and offering real-time cloud service options.

The company also offers slot cabinets, slot/gaming machines and components, and table games and accessories.

Key Systems Inc.

Key Systems Inc., a security products provider, presented security asset control systems to store and manage keys and other assets. The company allows users to customize devices with varying access configurations.

Operation methods include door control, user designated asset management, barcode asset management, electronic smart ID asset management and self service.

Physical features include:

• Doors available on the front, back or both areas
• AC charging of assets 
• LED system lighting
• Wall and base support
• Adjustable locker size and shelving
• Clear, vented or slotted door options

User ID options include: PIN, biometric, card, smartphone and touch free. 

Smart ID attachments include: cables, adhesive, antenna mount, hand insert and Picatinny Rail.

KYtronics Corp. Ltd.

KYtronics Corp. Ltd., a South Korea based printer and card dispenser manufacturer, demonstrated its CDC 1000 series card issuing and collecting machine.

The machine features a maximum 300-card capacity dispenser and collector, an ISO 14443 RF reader/writer, an error card capture function and an RS232C USB interface.

Merkur Gaming

Merkur Gaming, a German based gaming equipment manufacturer, presented its recent games in addition to products from subsidiary companies and strategic partners.

• The Link Overdrive jackpot system offers a jackpot along with free games with additional Diamond Reel, and its Big Reel feature.
• The Link Palace Linked Progressive Jackpot System offers a total of four different games.
• The M-Prime multigame package delivers an immersive gaming experience through the addition of new game titles, harmonized soundscapes and cohesive win animations.
• Gaming Arts LLC, a U.S. company that Merkur Gaming recently acquired, showcased its two new products, “Glory of Giza” and “Eternal Riches,” each featuring two individual games. 
• GeWeTe GmbH, a Germany based subsidiary of the Merkur Group specializing in cash handling equipment, presented machine-optimized solutions for banknote and coin validation, dispensing and recycling. The company presented a ticket redemption and gift card issuing kiosk that allows players to purchase tickets to play coin operated machines.
• Spintec, a Slovenia based Merkur Group strategic partner specializing in electronic table games, presented its Charisma table game line featuring automated, virtual/video and live games, including Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Craps and Sic Bo. 

Metal Grand Master Technology Inc.

Metal Grand Master Technology Inc., known as MGMT, a Taiwan based manufacturer of gaming machines, self-service kiosks, information displays, server cases/chassis/cabinets and various metal frame designs, presented its MGMT-VC27F, a 27-inch monitor video lottery terminal. In addition to the 27-inch FHD PCAP touch monitor, the unit features a sound system and multi-color lighting.

Optional peripherals include a bill acceptor, QR code printer, NFC, coin acceptor, QR code scanner, card reader and slide decorative light.

The machine features a vertical design and requires 100 to 240V AC voltage.

Nanoptix

Nanoptix, a provider of printer solutions for the gaming, lottery, sports betting and kiosk markets, headquartered in Dieppe, New Brunswick, Canada, presented its printing solutions for the gaming and lottery industries.

The company designs and manufactures printing solutions including TITO printers, roll stock printers, desktop printers, high-speed couponing printers and self-service terminals.

The company’s thermal printers for the gaming and lottery industries are designed for TITO systems and include features such as anti-jamming technology and long print head life. 

NexGen Technology

NexGen Technology, a provider of payment services to the gaming industry, demonstrated its all-in-one cash advance and ticket redemption kiosk that comes equipped with a recycler. 

Kiosk functionalities also include TITO, bill-breaking, jackpot processing, e-check, ATM service and employee bank services.

Features also include multiple ticket redemption, POS debit advance, check cashing, NFC reader, ticket printer, barcode scanner and a 15-inch Infinity privacy display.

Nidec Instruments America Corp.

Nidec Instruments America Corp., a subsidiary of Japan based Nidec Corp., displayed its GPN600 PIN-on-glass, all-in-one payment card reader for ATMs and self-serve kiosks.

The unit features a 5-inch capacitive touchscreen display, PPx5 water resistance and IK083 impact protection, providing both online and offline PIN-on-glass verification.

The unit also features a barcode/QR code reader, a magnetic stripe reader and is EMV contact/contactless Level 1 and 2 certified.

The unit operates on Android version 11 OS and Ethernet, USB 2.0 Type A & B and BLE interface.

Novomatic Americas

Novomatic Americas, a producer and operator of gaming technologies, introduced several products.

• The Diamond X 1.55J Quattro features a 55-inch J-curved UHD display, paired with an immersive TouchDeck interface and integrated sound system. 
• The V.I.P. X cabinet series includes the V.I.P. X Royal 1.85, the V.I.P. X Dream 2.43/3.43, the V.I.P. X Lounge 2.32, and the V.I.P. X Galaxy 2.65. The V.I.P. X Galaxy features dual 65-inch displays, a swiveling TouchDeck, and fully integrated “Viper” lounge chair.
• On the content front, Rising Treasures offers a multiple feature suite on the company’s Novo Line platform, layering free games, extra spins and prize upgrades into one package.
• The Ultra Boost Link 3 Treasures features a three-pot bonus mechanic, paired with a dynamic reel-matrix feature, offering a blend of frequent wins and long-term jackpot anticipation. 
• New game titles include “Xtension Link Evolution” and “Piggy Prizes – Wish of Riches.”

NRT Technology Inc.

NRT Technology Inc., a provider of hardware and software for gaming locations, demonstrated its QuickTouch 4 kiosk and QuickTouch 3 marketing kiosk.

The QuickTouch 4 has a smaller footprint than the QuickTouch 3 with a 32-inch LCD touchscreen and is available as a standalone or a wall mounted unit. It can be used for enrollment, loyalty and sports betting, while the wall mount unit does loyalty only.

The QuickTouch 3 is the company’s marketing kiosk that allows users to view offers on the kiosk or on a mobile device and does not require an app download. The kiosk allows users to register as new members and enables printing.

Oracle America Inc.

Oracle America Inc., a provider of enterprise software, hardware and cloud solutions, released new functionality for its gaming patron tracking system.

The Opera Cloud Service Casino and Gaming Management component is an add-on to enable integration for patron tracking. The add-on supports customer relations management and cashier operations.

The CRM enables gaming management to query or push the available player information in the patron tracking system directly from Opera Cloud and consists of the following operations:

• Player Lookup to search for a player in the PTS. This can be done using the first and/or last name
• Player Download to save the player information in Opera Cloud
• Player Statistics to see the statistics of the player saved in the PTS
• Player Enrollment to enroll the guest in the PTS system as a player
• Player Offers to validate if an offer in the PTS is valid for that player for a specific reservation dates
• Profile Updates to PTS, to update or create profile information on the PTS system
• Reservation Notifications to notify the PTS system about reservation creation or change

The system’s cashier operations enable management to post comps in the PTS directly from Opera Cloud and consists of the following:

• Comp Redemption enables management to send redemptions to one of the pre-configured buckets (or account types) in the PTS. The current balance of the pre-configured buckets will appear in Opera Cloud. Management can also reverse a redemption that has been redeemed.
• Comp Posting enables management to post discretionary transactions to the PTS. Management can reverse these postings if needed. 
• Async Comp Posting enables bulk processing of comp posting transitions, normally used in the end-of-day process.

Par Technology

Par Technology, a provider of foodservice and gaming software, presented its Par Task and Par Wave offerings.

Par Task streamlines content delivery at the table level, connecting to casino systems and enabling real-time updates across screens.

Key Par Task capabilities include:

• Live content sync via integration with Genesis Bravo to display table status, minimum and maximum bets and game description
• Time based scheduling with drag-and-drop smart scheduler
• Support for HTML, video, image and streamed content media types
• Virtual builder to split or combine displays, one screen to 10 panels or vice versa
• API driven updates

Par Wave  offers an all-in-one touch panel for digital displays, POS terminals and table management hubs.

PDQ Signature Systems, a provider of foodservice POS technology, presented its three-in-one kiosk that functions as a POS, a customer display and a self-order kiosk, enabling guests to place their own orders when staff is unavailable.

The foldable pole display version enables programmatic upselling and cross selling, assuring order accuracy by showing the order being entered.

The display can also be used as an enhanced “make display” when the guest is ordering via the self-serve kiosk.

Pharmabox

Pharmabox, a company that manufactures and operates automated glassfront machines that dispense over-the-counter pharmacy products, presented its retail self service offering.

In addition to providing Pharmabox glassfront machines, the company also provides machine operators the OTC products and personal care products for the machine.

The machine’s display allows the user to visualize all items in stock, and the 22-inch touchscreen enables intuitive product selection.

The machine can showcase up to 1,300 items simultaneously regardless of their presentation containers, including boxes, bags, bottles, blister packs and more.

The machine features LED lighting, all-steel fuselage, a credit card reader, a barcode reader, real-time inventory control, and daily and monthly inventory reports. 

Different models are available, including dual storefronts, drive-thrus and freestanding units.

Poppulo

Poppulo, a provider of digital signage solutions, introduced its services for casinos to improve guest experiences. The company’s solutions can boost guest experiences on the gaming floor, at check-in counters, in meeting spaces and in lounges.

The solutions also improve visitor wayfinding and gamefinding, and enable casinos to cross promote amenities and services. 

Digital signage in back-of-house areas can inform employees of incoming guest arrivals, reinforce company values, recognize top performers and more.

With integrations for gaming systems, the solution can display triggered celebration content, driving excitement and boosting spending.

Pyramid Technologies Inc.

Pyramid Technologies Inc. presented its Platinum currency validator and under-the-hood thermal printer.

The Platinum validator features automatic self calibration. The device supports Pulse, MDB, RS-232, USB and 600 Baud interfaces. Currency acceptance speed is approximately 27 bills per minute while bill acceptance rate is greater than 95%. The unit also features dual stage optical anti-stringing technology, while a removable cash box is available for improved security.

The Reliance under-the-hood thermal printer features:

• 203 DPI maximum print quality
• Paper width up to 80 mm
• Built-in paper cutter
• Automatic presenting and automatic retraction paper
• Cutter life greater than 1.5 million cuts
• Optional paper holder arm with paper low sensing

Shenzhen Diversity Kiosk Technology

Shenzhen Diversity Kiosk Technology, a Shenzhen, China based manufacturer, presented its sports betting kiosk, featuring ticket redemption and jackpot processing.

Features include a dual 23.8-inch touch panel, NFC card reader, TITO ticket printer, cash recycler, coin acceptor and dispenser, QR code scanner, LED light strip and electronic safe lock. 

Options include a POS system and an ID/passport scanner.

Back-end software includes remotely monitored online bets, transaction records, kiosk management, cash management, sales reporting and advertisement uploading.

Kiosk integrated software includes online betting, cash payment acceptance and loyalty member management.

Shenzhen Electron Technology Co. Ltd.

Shenzhen Electron Technology Co. Ltd., a Shenzhen, China based maker of gaming display products, presented its Incell wireless smart TV digital signage display. The display is 90 degrees adjustable.

The movable gaming display with floor stand is available in three sizes: 21.5 inches, 24 inches and 32 inches.

The display screen operates on the Android 14 operating system and features a 16:9 aspect ratio, a 10-point capacitive touchscreen and 8 GB ROM (read only memory).

Soft2bet

Soft2bet, a Nicosia, Cyprus based online gaming platform provider and operator, entertained attendees by challenging them to play its Mega (Motivational Engineering Gaming Application) Clawee claw machine. The machine, which features a touchscreen, provides a way for casinos to offer bonuses to customers.

Users control the claw remotely using a downloadable app.

The host establishment can provide tickets to play as a bonus for being a customer.

The Clawee app can be downloaded on the Google Play and Apple App stores.

Suzohapp

Suzohapp, a manufacturer and distributor of gaming, amusement and sports betting products, presented its SBT-1000 sports betting kiosk, featuring security with different keyed access levels, including printer paper door sensor, note/coin unjamming door sensor, cashbox door sensor, computer access door sensor, soft power on/off keyed switch and service mode keyed switch.

Features include:

• Intel’s 8th generation processor
• Dual Elo Touch 21.5-inch PCAP LCD screen
• Newland FM43 scanner
• Choice of printer: Custom Modus 3 thermal roll printer with cutter and anti-jam technology or TransAct Epic Edge TITO printer
• Choice of bill validators: JCM UBA 5,000-note cashbox; MEI SC Advance; IT NV200 Spectral
• Software accessible low paper sensor
• Soft power up/down key switch

Touch Dynamic

Touch Dynamic, a manufacturer of all-in-one touch terminals, small form factor PC’s, mobile POS tablets and touchscreen monitors, presented its new Summit and Pagoda self-serve kiosks which operate with Google Mobile Service.

The Summit has a 21.5-inch projected capacitive touchscreen and features multiple CPU options, wireless connectivity and an Epson printer. Optional features include an ADA pad, 2D barcode scanner and various payment modules.

The Pagoda has a 19-inch projected capacitive touchscreen and features Android 13 with GMS options, multiple CPU options, wireless connectivity and an access service door.

Traka America

Traka America, a provider of intelligent solutions for keys and equipment owned by Assa Abloy Global Solutions, demonstrated its electronic key management products and intelligent locker systems.

The Traka Touch Pro line of electronic key cabinet solutions manage access to physical keys, vehicles, access cards and more. 

The company’s 7-inch touchscreen interface offers transactions for authorized users, with administrator access to reporting and management features.

Systems can run completely standalone when network access is not an option, or managed centrally via the company’s TrakaWEB.

Systems can run completely standalone when network access is not an option, or managed centrally via TrakaWEB.

VSR Industries

VSR Industries, a manufacturer of security products for the gaming industry based in Henderson, Nevada, demonstrated its  camlocks, keys, bases, cabinets, millwork and digital display enclosures.

The company’s recently introduced dimple lock enables an operator to replace the lock core without having to replace the entire lock.

Worldpay

Worldpay, a payments technology provider including point of sale, smart terminals, omnichannel, e-commerce and loyalty solutions, presented its payments processing services for skill based games, sports betting, lotteries and retailers. 

The company recently launched its embedded finance engine to enable its software platform partners to integrate to drive higher growth while streamlining their tech stacks and ecosystems.

The engine reduces the compliance and fraud risk for software platforms. By handling regulatory requirements and risk management, Worldplay removes the need for additional operating expenses to launch and maintain new financial offerings.

Worldpay was recently acquired by Global Payments Inc. in a deal expected to combine Worldpay’s strength in online and enterprise transactions with Global Payments expertise in serving small and mid-size companies. Global Payments agreed to divest its issuer solutions business to FIS for $13.5 billion and acquire Worldpay from GTCR and FIS for a net purchase price of $22.7 billion.

Global Payments and Worldpay provide complementary payments, software and commerce enablement solutions to merchants and partners worldwide.

Following are media gallery photos of the exhibits mentioned above.

 

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