MERKUR will be attending the 14th Entertainment Arena Expo (EAE) on September 6-8 at the Romexpo Fair Ground in Romania’s capital city, Bucharest.
On booth 306, the German gaming giant will present its top jackpots, cabinets and new games; backed up by the presence of cash handling experts GeWeTe and next generation payment options from MERKUR eSOLUTIONS.
Bucharest in Romania has been the country’s capital city since 1862 and, through its long history, has been known as both the ‘City of Joy’ and the ‘Paris of the East’. It is also the centre of the country’s gaming industry where both casinos, gaming arcade premises and venues in the sports betting and gastronomy sectors are hugely popular. Romania has the largest number of slots in operation in east Europe, currently well over 70,000 machines. The MERKUR brand has been active in Romania since 2004 and has a Group subsidiary company, MERKUR GAMING Distribution, based in Bucharest and with Hannelore Fuica as its managing director and team leader.
Already in both slot hall and sports betting operations throughout the country, the new MERKUR Roulette features 3D graphics, a new animation of the roulette wheel itself and an enhanced speed of play. This will be a significant highlight of MERKUR’s EAE presentation, as will the new linked progressive jackpots Link Zone (shown in the Avantgarde Max Trio cabinet) and Solar Link (featured on the stylish Allegro Trio cabinet) plus the MERKUR Mystery jackpot that will display on the Avante Trio cabinet that hosts a multiplicity of new multigame titles powered by the latest software and boasting a brand-new player interface.
Athanasios “Sakis” Isaakidis, chief executive, International, said: “We are all anticipating a really great EAE show in Bucharest. Romania is a significant and highly successful market for MERKUR and we are set to make a great representation of our history, experience and great products at EAE in Bucharest as we demonstrate, as the show’s title exemplifies, our commitment to gaming Entertainment across Romania, and beyond.”
