Alfastreet continues a stellar streak at the 2015 G2E Las Vegas

Wednesday 14th of October 2015

Alfastreet's appearances in the industry's trade shows in 2015 have been nothing short of exceptional. And out of the three most important ones, the company has made it “three out of three”.

This year's G2E was very successful, with great energy, abundant attendance and overall feeling of optimism, not to mention a prolific cooperation with the US distributor KGM.

The centerpiece of the show was the Royal Derby, a unique and modern take on the mechanical horse racing machine, that keeps on the attractive appearance, backed up by solid performance on casino floors on several markets.

The technical details and engineering concept of the machine, matched by its stance and attractive design, has once again left a mark on the show and the team has been fully occupied with the demands for it.

The first installations on the US markets are being arranged for the beginning of the next year, bringing the groundbreaking design to the American players.

However this was not the only machine that left the mark on the show: the completely renewed roulette family offers upgraded performance and revised styling of the iconic machine, which is gaining reputation on the US ground not only for its solid and timeless design, but for the overall perception of quality and user friendliness.

Quite a lot of interest was generated by the slot machine prototypes, that continue the evolution from the ICE show, earlier this year. The impressive cabinet is a testament to the company's availability to pursue new areas, outside of their usual electronic table games range. The efforts are concentrated on gathering feedback from the field, to match the elegant exterior with clever and entertaining games, custom tailored to the specific requirements of the players. There is big anticipation for the final version of these machines and the company's bound to present them in the first half of the 2016.

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