Euro Games Technology Installs 70 Machines in Gran Palacio Casino in Mexico
Euro Games Technology has installed 70 machines at the luxurious Gran Palacio casino in Mexico. The installed 70 machines are an astute choice of Gran Palacio’s management.
The slot selection includes the Super Premier, P-42V St Curved and P-27/27 St Slim cabinets, widely preferred in Latin America. The gaming software range is wide and diverse with the mixes of Collection Series, the Chinese-themed 5-level progressive jackpot Cai Shen Kingdom and the 4-level progressive Dragon’s Turn that is completely new to all gaming aficionados in Monterrey.
Another debuting model with the installation in Gran Palacio is the S-Line terminal S32 of EGT Multiplayer. Its 32-inch full HD main monitor and King 1 and King 2 multigame mixes that include roulette, Black Jack, baccarat, poker and video slot games unite to cover a majority of players’ tastes.
“For 10 years our strategic approach has made us one of the fastest developing enterprises in the Mexican gaming industry and we currently operate 18 casinos – the latest 5 opened last year. Gran Palacio is a source of pride and a project of high importance for us, so we chose to work with a trusted partner. EGT is an internationally recognized supplier with locally proven products that have so far shown excellent results in our establishments. The players definitely favour the games, the supporting 24/7 technical service is dependable and we are usually on the same page when it comes to what is best for our business,” Alberto Charlan, CFO of Euromex said.
“Since entering the market in Mexico in 2017 our company positioned itself as one of the top gaming providers in the country. Within our 360-degree range of products the operators could easily find a complete solution for their casinos. Our partnership with Euromex is of strategic importance for EGT, therefore we aim to grow our mutual business on our path to achieve even better results in 2019,” Nadia Popova, director of EGT Central America, the Caribbean and Mexico said.