Inspired to show new Core Edge version of Open SBG Core platform at G2E 2012

New for G2E Vegas 2012 will be Inspired’s Multi-Game Bar, which allows a range of games (including Virtual Sports, slots and live wheel E-Roulette) to be played on a bar top terminal that is powered by a new Core Edge version of the Open SBG Core platform. The Core Edge system delivers all the proven configurability of the Core platform in a low cost, flexible and compact form factor. It is ideal for casino operators wanting multiple games in a flexible form factor, and lottery or arcade operators wanting low cost, multi-game devices in street venues. 

The firm will also be launching an upgraded version of its Virtual Motor Racing with enhanced graphics and live backgrounds. Seven Virtual Sports are available for everymarket from high street lotteries or resort casinos, to online and mobile sportsbooks. Over 20,000 venues around the world are live with Inspired’s Virtual Sports, having realised the value of an additional revenue stream with unlimited races that can be scheduled to suit any venue.

The fastest selling electronic roulette of 2012, Inspired’s Sabre Multi-Win Roulette, will feature on three stands at G2E Vegas: Inspired (number 3965), DigiDeal (4365) and TCSJohnHuxley (3817). Easy Bet features, record incomes and the ability toconnect terminals to any combination of four wheels (including auto and live) are making Sabre Multi-Win Roulette the top choice for casinos looking to upgrade their current E-Roulette offering.

“Inspired’s Vegas booth is about more than a new killer slot game. We have a very powerful technology platform behind all of our products and we are focused on demonstrating the advantages of this technology to new operators. We have killer games too, but we release them throughout the year with the click of a button - via our SBG platform,” said Luke Alvarez, CEO of Inspired Gaming.

“We have been part of many success stories for wide area networked gaming – in the UK, Italy, Colombia and Mexico – and believe many more markets could adopt this approach for the benefit of players, operators and governments,” added Alvarez.