Merkur to showcase innovations in progressive jackpots at one of PGS 2022's largest stands

Merkur Gaming, subsidiary of the German group Gauselmann, announced its attendance at the 19th edition of the Peru Gaming Show 2022 (PGS 2022), which will take place on June 15-16 at the Centro de Exposiciones Jockey, in Lima.

In a press release, the company stated that PGS 2022 will be "a huge step towards a post-pandemic normalization of the gaming industry's vital live and in-person major trade exhibitions in key locations around the world."

"It is very clear that the 2022 edition of the Peru Gaming Show will become the key that helps to open up the entire Latin America gaming region to more normal times," they added.

MERKUR at PG2 2019

The company stated that they will have a "major presence" at the event. “Directly opposite the show hall's main entrance MERKUR will have one of the event's largest booths -on stand number 61- and a full local and international team will present a display of groundbreaking products to attract and excite show visitors,” they emphasized.

Merkur Gaming said that they expect their stand to become “a real hotspot for all customers, business partners and visitors to meet face-to-face, at last, renew former contacts and establish new ones too.”

Furthermore, the company highlighted that its exhibition will focus on Linked Progressive Jackpot innovations. “By adding extra player attraction, from the link's base game right through to its highest level jackpot prize, MERKUR GAMING is redefining and enhancing the genre with attractions such as Link Zone and now Solar Link,” MERKUR said.

Additionally, the company will showcase its standalone multigame slots, described as “the latest in high technology cabinets,” housing new games such as Gong-Hei, Gong-Hei, Heart of the Nile, Medusa's Eyes, Dino World, and many more.

Finally, they highlighted that Merkur Gaming’s sister companies will also be on display: money handling specialist GeWeTe; and GmbH, an iGaming solutions provider for the regulated sector.