Morocco: Le Grand Casino La Mamounia introduces Alfastreet V10 electronic roulette with 10 seats

Morocco’s Le Grand Casino La Mamounia has announced the introduction of the first-ever Alfastreet Electronic Roulette with 10 seats. The addition builds on the success of the R5 and R8 models, and its deployment marks its global debut.

Amir Homsi, the casino’s Electronic Games Manager with over two decades of experience in optimizing slot operations, called the newly launched electronic roulette an “impressive piece of technology.”

He said: “From the moment we laid eyes on the Alfastreet V10 showcased in London, we were instantly captivated and determined to be the pioneers in its installation. Since its introduction, we’ve been thrilled with its sleek design, advanced functionalities, and intuitive user interface. It’s clear that Alfastreet has taken significant steps forward with this model.”

Homsi further stated that the V10 represents a "significant upgrade" from previous models. “It offers enhanced graphics and smoother gameplay, which elevate the overall user experience,” he said. “The new ergonomic design is more comfortable for players, and the improved touchscreens are more responsive.” 

Additionally, the V10 includes advanced data tracking and analysis features, providing valuable insights for operators to enhance player engagement. As per Homsi, E Roulette also "provides a bonus feature that adds an extra layer of excitement and rewards for players, making the gaming experience even more thrilling."

Homsi spoke about the feedback from casual and regular players at the casino, describing it as "overwhelmingly positive." Casual players appreciate the V10’s user-friendly interface and visual appeal, which make the game more approachable, Homsi said.

"Regular players, on the other hand, value the consistency and reliability of the gameplay, as well as the added features that allow for a deeper and more engaging experience. Both groups have commented on the comfort and ease of use, making the V10 a favorite on our floors,” he concluded.