IGT, Olympic Entertainment extend product agreement
October 5, 2012
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Olympic
Entertainment Group, one of the largest providers of casino entertainment in
the Central and Eastern Europe with properties in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania,
Poland, Slovakia and Belarus expanded its use the IGT Cloud solution to its Olympic
Jarve and Olympic Ulemiste properties. This expanded deal was inked at Global
Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas.
“We are pleased to extend our relationship with the IGT Cloud,” said Madis Jaager, CEO at Olympic Entertainment Group. “Their cloudâbased environment has provided us with a versatile way to drive even more entertaining game experiences to our players. We believe that IGT systems are critical to success of our casino operations.”
Among the deciding factors relating to Olympic's desire to expand the Cloud system to multiple sites was the ability to utilize inâdepth analytics to make the best decisions for their gaming floor based upon user preference data, in addition to having direct access to IGT's expansive 400âplus title game theme library. The Cloud has also afforded Olympic with a way to differentiate the Cloudâconnected casinos from other properties in the area since the technology enables for multiple games to be loaded onto a single cabinet.
“The confidence that Olympic has shown in the IGT Cloud speaks to the promise that we have made as a company to provide immense value to our casino customers,” said Chris Satchell, CTO for International game Technology (IGT). “The extended partnership between Olympic and IGT will allow them to continue to grow their brand, and create new opportunities for even more thrilling and engaging entertainment to the players on their casino floors.”
Following the current trend of casinos offering players multiple games per cabinet, IGT is allowing Olympic to stay ahead of the curve by providing their players with a selection of up to nine games, the variety being something that has not been lost on their players who have remarked their delight in finding several of their favorite IGT games available on a single machine. Looking ahead, Olympic also has plans to expand the use of the IGT Cloud to their properties in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania over the next twelve months.
“We are pleased to extend our relationship with the IGT Cloud,” said Madis Jaager, CEO at Olympic Entertainment Group. “Their cloudâbased environment has provided us with a versatile way to drive even more entertaining game experiences to our players. We believe that IGT systems are critical to success of our casino operations.”
Among the deciding factors relating to Olympic's desire to expand the Cloud system to multiple sites was the ability to utilize inâdepth analytics to make the best decisions for their gaming floor based upon user preference data, in addition to having direct access to IGT's expansive 400âplus title game theme library. The Cloud has also afforded Olympic with a way to differentiate the Cloudâconnected casinos from other properties in the area since the technology enables for multiple games to be loaded onto a single cabinet.
“The confidence that Olympic has shown in the IGT Cloud speaks to the promise that we have made as a company to provide immense value to our casino customers,” said Chris Satchell, CTO for International game Technology (IGT). “The extended partnership between Olympic and IGT will allow them to continue to grow their brand, and create new opportunities for even more thrilling and engaging entertainment to the players on their casino floors.”
Following the current trend of casinos offering players multiple games per cabinet, IGT is allowing Olympic to stay ahead of the curve by providing their players with a selection of up to nine games, the variety being something that has not been lost on their players who have remarked their delight in finding several of their favorite IGT games available on a single machine. Looking ahead, Olympic also has plans to expand the use of the IGT Cloud to their properties in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania over the next twelve months.
