Mexico: IGT opens first LatAm ‘Vive Las Vegas’ lounge at Jubilee Casino

International Game Technology (IGT) has launched its first Vive Las Vegas lounge in Latin America, opening inside Logrand Entertainment Group’s Jubilee Casino in Monterrey, Mexico.

The new lounge brings a dedicated IGT-branded space to the casino floor, showcasing a curated mix of more than 40 of the company’s top-performing video and mechanical reel slot games.

The lounge features fan-favorite slot titles, including Magic Treasures Gold, Money Gong, and Tiger and Dragon Super Bonus on IGT’s Peak cabinet line. It also highlights classic-style mechanical reels with titles such as Double Chili Mania Respin and Legend of the 3X 2X Phoenix on the DiamondRS cabinet.

Adding to the experience, the Vive Las Vegas lounge includes a custom-designed cocktail bar, adorned with imagery of characters from IGT’s slot portfolio.

“Jubilee Casino is excited to offer our guests the entertainment of some of IGT’s most celebrated slot themes in an inviting space,” said Juan David Baracaldo, Director of Operations and Product, Logrand Entertainment Group. “This collaboration allows us to elevate jackpot excitement on our gaming floor and deliver a world-class, Las Vegas-like gaming experience to players right here in Mexico.”

David Flinn, IGT Senior Vice President of Sales for the Americas and EMEA, said the Monterrey installation is the first of several planned Vive Las Vegas lounges in Mexico. 
“IGT is excited to partner with Jubilee Casino and bring a compilation of our performance-proven MLP and core games to players in a unique setting,” he said. “We believe the innovative concept will attract players and differentiate the gaming floor."

The launch comes as IGT keeps expanding its footprint in the Latin American market. Recently, the company signed a multi-year deal with Corporación Caliente to roll out PlaySports technology at over 140 retail sportsbooks in Mexico and eight other Latin American markets.

That agreement also follows IGT’s $6.3bn merger with Everi in July 2025, backed by Apollo Global Management. The combined company kept the IGT name and is now led by CEO Hector Fernandez, who is prioritizing growth in land-based and digital channels.