TCS John Huxley showcases a new vision for its product portfolio at ICE

Xia Tablet is the start of a new generation product platform. Over the next 24 months the Xia platform will join forces with Supernova and Gaming Floor Live to create a single, unique market leading casino system that is modular and scalable meeting the needs of small casinos right up to multi-national group customers.

Cath Burns, TCS John Huxley Group CEO commented: “Our focus over the last 9 months has been about bringing our products together and building for the future. We see Xia as the beginning of looking at our platforms to create a single market system. Imagine an integrated gaming system that links all live tables, across all game types, played on multiple devices, with mystery jackpots and progressives, with yield management, centralised media distribution, reporting and security. All this, built around the internet and a multi-site infrastructure designed to bridge both traditional and e-gaming spaces. It’s a very exciting prospect.”

The new product roadmap incorporates TCS John Huxley’s core products too. The product development team are working closely with each region to deliver product enhancements to traditional products such as Chipper Champ, roulette wheels and winning number displays, based upon customer and market requirements. It’s a continually evolving cycle that the company wants to drive forward, keeping these products at the forefront of innovation, reliability and profitability for the customer.

To coincide with ICE, the Supernova Table Bonus System has gone live in London this month. The first launch was at London’s newest Casino venue, The Hippodrome and Aspers Stratford City, the UK’s largest supercasino now also features a Supernova pit, from the beginning of February.

Both casinos have seen the value Supernova can bring to the gaming floor as the system drives increased revenues by adding higher levels of player excitement and loyalty to all live table games including Roulette, an industry first. Its multi-level event based and mystery prizes can be employed on games that don’t normally run progressive jackpots.