Cash Handling Equipment News

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Everi Holdings Inc. has announced that it has entered into an agreement with the Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission for the sale of 200 TournEvent units and the placement of 50 prem...

Everi's merger with Multimedia Games Holding Company was completed this year.

Everi Holdings Inc. announced today that as the first company in the casino industry to offer an EMV-chip signature option for ATM devices, it is now fully end-to-end EMV-compliant with all its financial transaction devices, platforms and systems used at hundreds of casino properties across the U.S.

Raney was also appointed to serve as a member of the Audit Committee.

GameCo's VGM, scheduled to debut in 2016, will be the world's first introduction to skill-based video game gambling on the casino floor.

The company reported a net loss of $6.1 million in the third quarter, due mainly to last year's $1.2 billion acquisition of slot machine maker Multimedia Games.

The new agreement includes placement of a range of Everi's electronic gaming machines and payment solutions at the West Valley Resort.

The success of Everi's TournEvent slot tournament system at Foxwoods prompted the Connecticut casino to install the system on additional games.

The expansion will see Everi provide electronic gaming machines to casinos in Alberta, where it has been providing payment solutions to casinos for nearly two decades.

The report gives data and analysis of the state of the global gaming industry from the supplier side.

The D'Iberville, Mississippi casino is scheduled to open at the end of this year.

The AGEM reports respectable gains throughout the industry for July, turning around two months of declines.

Following its acquisition of slot machine manufacturer Multimedia Games, Global Cash Access holdings is updating its branding with a new name, logo and stock ticker symbol.

The 2015 Global Gaming Expo will dedicate a section of its floor space to showcasing the nongaming amenities that modern casino resorts incorporate.

Company CEO Jamie Odell is proud of Aristocrat's ascent to the top of the rankings for game placements at tribal-owned casinos.