Win Systems to showcase its gaming solutions at the Indian Gaming Tradeshow and Convention

Gaming technology supplier Win Systems has confirmed its participation at the Indian Gaming Association (IGA) trade show, which will take place on April 10th and 11th at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. The company will be welcoming visitors at booth #1854.
 
“Win Systems will participate in this significant event at a time of spectacular growth in the tribal gaming market with its casino management system Wigos, premium electronic roulettes Gold Club, and prestigious Slots, thus becoming the leading global supplier in the US market,” says the company. 
 
Visitors will be able to attend demonstrations of the company's casino management system, WIGOS, which currently connects over 100,000 machines in 450 casinos of all casino sizes worldwide. 

They will also have the chance to learn firsthand from company experts about WINUP Wallet, "one of the latest and most successful developments" in Win Systems' portfolio. The app allows players to easily manage funds to recharge the e-wallet and connect to the machine to play. 

 
Regarding its Gaming Division, Win Systems will showcase its ST3 cabinet, accompanied by games such as Jin Long Cheng Xiang or Flames of Fortune. Additionally, the company will exhibit its electronic roulette Gold Club Ventura 25 of 6 positions. With its modern, compact, and ergonomic design, the roulette is billed as "the perfect solution for spaces of any size."
 
Darío Zutel, Executive Chairman of Win Systems, commented: “The response from some of the most important tribal operators in the country and the growth we are experiencing in some of their top venues is exceeding our growth expectations in the region. That is why we are attending IGA this year - to be close to the operators, listen to their needs firsthand, and continue offering solutions tailored to this market.”

The participation also comes as Win Systems experiences growth across global markets. Earlier this month, the supplier installed several of its Gold Club Futura electronic roulettes at the Amneville Casino in France, operated by the Tranchant Group.