Exclusive interview with Roberto Perea, Export Area Manager, Fournier

“The product that generated most interest among ICE attendees was our Bee Baccarat Dealing Shoe”

In London, Fournier exhibited its complete portfolio of products: pre-shuffled cards, the latest version of its Bee Baccarat Electronic Shoe and the EZ-Bee Shoe. Roberto Perea commented on the ICE show.
2016-03-10
Reading time 1:14 min
In London, Fournier exhibited its complete portfolio of products: pre-shuffled cards, the latest version of its Bee Baccarat Electronic Shoe and the EZ-Bee Shoe. Roberto Perea commented on the ICE show.

Which of your products attracted most attention from ICE visitors?

The product that generated most interest among ICE attendees was our Bee Baccarat Dealing Show. Over the last years, more and more casinos in Europe and Africa have chosen to install baccarat tables in order to attract Asian players. Alongside the baccarat table comes our our electronic shoe. In several casinos around the world, players are demanding our electronic shoe, for they're accustomed to seeing it on every table at Asian casinos.

70% of our success is attributed to our performance in European casinos

How are you positioned in Europe and what is on the horizon for Fournier over the coming months?

We hold a leading position in the European market. 70% of our success is attributed to our performance in European casinos.

Were you able to establish business connections with African operators at ICE?

In Africa -except in the North-, we work with TCS John Huxley. During ICE, we had the pleasant surprise to see a great number of African operators coming to booth, looking to know more about us and our products.

How do you see the scenario changing in the Latin American market, after the great changes experienced in 2015 in Colombia, Argentina and other central jurisdictions?

We're hoping for a change in scenario. In Mexico, we're waiting for a new legislation that clarifies the picture for table gaming to be passed. Fournier is also seeing positive development in Colombia. In the case of Argentina, the import barriers deeply affected our business in 2015. But as the landscape seems to be changing, we're looking forward to seeing positive results in 2016.

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