“The received certificate is the step towards a regulated Mexican market”
Why have you decided to certify your electronic roulette table by NYCE?
Because we want to have the product ready for the moment the market requires the certificates and also to highlight Alfastreet as an established manufacturer of multiplayer products that has invested a lot of time and resources in the development of a product ready to meet high standards no matter where.
Will you certify another device for the Mexican entertainment industry?
Yes, of course, in the future.
What does your relationship with NYCE consist of?
We have a great relationship with NYCE that was originally introduced to us by GLI, to whom we were working with for many years in many countries.
In your opinion, which are the benefits that this kind of certificate brings to the gaming industry?
It is the step towards a regulated market, which is beneficial for us because of the reasons we have already mentioned above.
Do you think that this initiative could be replicated in another Latin American market?
Many Latin American markets already require certified equipment so it is not something new in the area.
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