Arizona's Cliff Castle Casino Hotel upgrades with new Aristocrat Interactive solutions

Arizona's Cliff Castle Casino Hotel is rolling out new player-focused technology from Aristocrat Interactive as part of a recent deal with the company’s Gaming Systems division.

The casino, a longtime user of Aristocrat’s Oasis casino management system, signed the agreement in December. The upgrade includes the PlayerMax mobile app, Mobile nCompass cardless solution, ONE LINK progressive management, and the Oasis Loyalty suite. Installation is underway and will continue throughout the summer.

"Cliff Castle Casino Hotel has been a valued customer of Oasis, our comprehensive casino management system, for over two decades now," said Kristen Jones, VP of Sales of Aristocrat Interactive Gaming Systems. "We take great pride in being a trusted provider of products that support casino operations, while also keeping the player experience top of mind."

The enhancements will enable the casino to deliver real-time progressive jackpot data to both marquee video displays and electronic gaming machines (EGMs) across the floor through the ONE LINK system. Meanwhile, the Oasis Loyalty suite will offer advanced campaign and tier management tools, streamlining operations and enhancing player retention.

Guests will also benefit from the new PlayerMax app, which offers a mix of interactive features, including live progressive jackpots, tailored rewards, and real-time, location-based notifications. With the Mobile nCompass feature, players can seamlessly “card-in” using their mobile devices, eliminating the need for a physical players’ card.

"Aristocrat Interactive has been instrumental in our ability to provide our players with a personalized and entertaining casino experience," said Paul Hamm, Director of Gaming for Cliff Castle Casino Hotel. "We're confident that the addition of these products will continue to elevate the player experience and show the value we bring to players, reinforcing Cliff Castle Casino Hotel as a premier gaming destination."