TCS John Huxley's new Gaming Floor Live platform to be presented at G2E

Cath Burns, Group CEO said, “We are very excited about the launch of Gaming Floor Live and the impact it will make to our customer’s businesses. This is the first time it’s possible for table game products to communicate with one system to provide vital information such as reporting, analytics, optimisation and accountability. With Gaming Floor Live we can collect all this data through our TIB (Table Interface Board) and feed it into the operators system for analysis. What’s more, it’s an open platform so it’s possible to connect not just our own products, but other vendors' products too.”

With over 900 + tables installed in Macau, Gaming Floor Live is already maximizing efficiencies on the floor and improving dealer speed to increase revenue. By having visibility of enough data and knowledge to refine and optimize processes even a tiny amount, operators are able to save and make more money. Even a slight optimization on table revenues, adds up to a significant and positive change to profitability.

Although the emphasis has been on developing and launching the new platform, TCS John Huxley has not diverted its focus from the existing product range. In fact, much of the established portfolio such as the benchmark Chipper Champ 2, Saturn Roulette wheel and e-FX display products are now technology enabled to connect to the new platform.

As part of the Gaming Floor Live platform, visitors to the show will also see GFL Bonusing Solutions, the powerful Floor Wide Event and Mystery Progressive platform that can adapt to almost any table game and GFL Media, featuring e-FX table displays – the most comprehensive range of display solutions available for live gaming, with the ability to drive results from the game as well as media and event content.

For the first time in the table game sector, Gaming Floor Live provides operators with a powerful single source tool that collects real-time data from all table devices and delivers opportunities to increase revenues as well as highlighting non-optimal game play and dealer inefficiency.