Trimark announces that it will be exhibiting in ICEi
The annual trade show is set to take place this week at London’s Earls Court Exhibition Centre with Trimark stating that it is looking forward to pitting its wits against the best the eGaming industry has to offer.
Isle of Man-based Trimark revealed that it would be showcasing its complete portfolio at ICEi including a suite of casino, slots, bingo and lottery games. It stated that players are able to enjoy all of its products through a single account without any download requirements while operator management overheads are streamlined by unifying the offering on one back-end management system.
“Trimark’s view is that the quality and standard of our gaming system solution is best evaluated when compared against current industry leaders,” said Dave Dent from Trimark.
“ICEi provides a platform for potential licensees to compare Trimark and recognise the benefits that should make us their software and service provider. We firmly believe that we can raise expectations of what a full-service gaming systems provider can actually offer.
“Top-tier gaming operators and those aiming to enter the industry block out their calendar well in advance to attend ICEi each year as the leading single assembly of the gaming industry in Europe. Put simply, ICEi is the premiere show of its kind for the remote gaming industry. You have to be there.”
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