Novomatic has long been a supplier of games andaming technology to the Peruvian market and will exhibit at the Peru Gaming Show on June 14-15 at the Jockey Exposition Centre in Lima.
Operators from the region can look forward to the most recent Novomatic cabinet highlights such as the Black Edition II XL 3.32.
Recently launched at ICE in London, this new cabinet is an apt successor of the original Black Edition with a set-up of three characteristically angled 32ins screens, top ergonomics and a stunning XL appearance on the floor.
At the PGS, it will be presented with the Novo Line Cash Connection Edition 4, comprising 20 linked games, among them the stunning Candelas de los Muertos titles.
Another cabinet highlight on display in Lima will be the Diamond X 3.32 presenting the Novo Line Interactive Edition X3. This exciting achievement in cabinet design has made a top impact in terms of customer interest and performance right from the start.
Also the best-selling Panthera Curve 1.43 will be shown with the Novo Line Interactive Concurve Edition 6 multigame compendium and its fine choice of upright games.
Electronic table games will be represented by the Optimum Roulette from Fazi. This automated multiplayer roulette with eight player positions is a premium ETG solution that Peru’s venues should not miss.
Novomatic sports betting kiosks continue to be in great demand. In Peru, the multi-screen version Novomatic ActionBook Plus will be on display. Together with the table- top version, Novomatic ActionBook Compact, both deliver kiosk hardware solutions for all kinds of space and positioning requirements.
A special premiere at PGS will the presentation of the innovative Novovision casino management system. This powerful solution takes all areas of a casino business to another level, with a uniquely comprehensive range of functionalities that far exceed the traditional accounting, jackpots, player tracking, cashless and TITO transactions.
As a distinctive USP, Novovision introduces biometric technologies for the management of gaming operations, eg for player recognition and access. Worldwide, more than 40,000 gaming machines, 3,000 betting terminals and 1,300 ATMs are connected to this sophisticated software.
Katty López, sales director of Crown Gaming Peru, characterises the Novomatic portfolio for this year's PGS as a comprehensive collection of must-have products.
She says: “It comes at the perfect point in time, with the current upswing in Peruvian market and all the development in the online and betting segments across the region’s markets.
"We are very excited to be able to show our customers our varied 360-degree portfolio of solutions that cater to the requirements they are going to have.”
Max Bauer, Novomatic vice president LatAm and Caribbean, says: “Novomatic's capabilities far transcend the products currently marketed in Latin America and that is what we want to make known at PGS.
"The present and the future will merge on our stand to host our customers’ actual needs as well as to nurture their visions for upcoming projects, thus seeking to broaden the industry's perspective through novel solutions in the region.”
