FBM® debuts its games in Oklahoma with Jí Hǎo Link™ installation at WinStar World Casino and Resort
FBM® slots are now available at the WinStar World Casino and Resort, featuring the Jí Hǎo Link™ game suite! The installation on the world’s biggest casino floor is a major expansion for the United States operation, as the brand makes its slots games available for the first time in a gaming facility operating in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma ranks among the top three states in the US gaming industry and is home to FBM’s headquarters in the country. The WinStar World Casino and Resort agreement facilitated by FBM’s distributor, Delta Gaming Solutions, is a significant achievement, as the global gaming brand launches its games in a state with tremendous growth opportunities.
The WinStar World Casino and Resort slots portfolio now includes Jí Hǎo Link™’s four themes – Golden Lóng™, Fortunate Héping™, Eternal Fènghuáng™ and Great Weiyan™. The powerful dragon, the wise turtle, the eternal phoenix, and the brave white tiger promise to deliver thrilling gaming sessions in a mechanic where the common bonus triggered by the Jí Hǎo Link™ pagoda takes the spotlight.
This game mode aggregates the product line’s most attractive rewards by granting access to the Mini, Minor, Major and Grand jackpots, plus a special prize. When players fill all 15-reel positions, they can double the non-progressive amounts collected during the bonus rounds. Besides the bonus thrills, the four-game suite includes the Triple Wild game feature, available on Golden Lóng™ and Fortunate Héping™, and the Wild Multiplier game feature available on Eternal Fènghuáng™ and Great Weiyan™.
In the sequence of this remarkable achievement for FBM’s operation in the US, Mike Medlin (Sales & Operations Manager at FBM) expressed his gratitude to Danny Davis (President at Delta Gaming Solutions), Emily Snow (Sales Director at Delta Gaming Solutions), and the technical team of WinStar Casino Hotel and Resort for their collaboration and effort in ensuring a successful installation.
