TCS John Huxley delivers gaming in style at Access All Areas 2011

Visitors were able to experience the golden age of gaming when Las Vegas became the world’s most glamorous playground for the rich and famous.

Crystal chandeliers and opulent velvet drapes created a warm and inviting atmosphere that set off the beautifully handcrafted art deco style tables seamlessly incorporating all the latest technology, as no other company can.

In addition to the full product portfolio, visitors were treated to some new and exciting innovations that were showcased for the first time at the event - these included Double Action Roulette for the Novo Unity II platform – the added thrill of Double Action Roulette comes to the leading multiplayer platform allowing increased game frequency to a much larger audience all from one dealer; DigiDeal’s hybrid L2V (live to virtual) e-table featuring TCS John Huxley’s Value Verification Unit (VVU card scanning shoe) – the hybrid touch screen live card table that offers real card action at electronic speeds; for US customers only, Inspired's slant top Sabre terminal offering roulette and baccarat that can be connected to up to four wheels and tables - including live and remote systems - allowing players much more game choice.

The event’s success is not solely down to the great location and showcasing superb products – although it definitely helps! Customers absolutely love the relaxed atmosphere with the added bonus of being entertained in a real life casino environment. Although unseasonably cold outside, TCS John Huxley’s managed to keep the heat turned up with some added extra treats, including an impressive array of classic cocktails prepared using original ingredients and recipes.

Roger Hawkins CEO for The Americas comments: “We continue to be overwhelmed by the positive response we receive from our customers attending the AAA event. Once again we maintained high quality visitors who enjoyed our hospitality whilst being able to spend time with our team, really seeing our product offering.”