Interblock has taken a major step towards expanding its reach in the electronic table game (ETG) market by acquiring Zuum Limited, a rival ETG supplier. This acquisition will allow Interblock to offer a wider range of innovative and cost-effective gaming solutions to its customers, particularly in price-sensitive markets. John Connelly, the CEO of Interblock, expressed excitement about the acquisition, stating that it opens up new opportunities for both companies to grow, create better products, and explore new ideas.
In addition to the acquisition of Zuum, Interblock has also partnered with Slotmatic, a Spanish market leader, to further expand its presence in the gaming industry. This partnership is expected to bring the best gaming experiences to players across Spain, showcasing a shared vision of innovation and excellence in gaming.
Meanwhile, Ainsworth Game Technology has successfully entered the charitable gaming market in Ontario by installing its first Cabinet Bingo games at Delta Bingo & Gaming’s Toronto, Downsview location. These games, unique to Ontario, feature enhanced bingo card displays, unique game content, and the company’s AnyBet linked progressive, providing players with exciting gaming experiences. Deron Hunsberger, Ainsworth’s president of North America, expressed enthusiasm about the expansion into Ontario, highlighting the strong product offerings and partnerships that have made this venture possible.
On the technology front, the Merkur Group has appointed Christian Reinhard as its new Management Board member responsible for technology and development. With over 20 years of experience in automotive electronics development, Reinhard brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new role. His leadership and technical skills will be instrumental in driving innovation and development within the Merkur Group, ensuring the continued success of the company.
Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland has announced several executive promotions, including Max Fisher as senior vice president and chief financial officer, Penny Penilla Parayo as senior vice president of property operations, and Neal Sloane as senior vice president of gaming operations. These appointments reflect the company’s commitment to promoting talent from within and recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to the organization. Max Fisher, in particular, brings over 25 years of casino experience to his new role, while Penny Penilla Parayo returns to Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland after six years to lead various non-gaming departments.
Lastly, Koin, a digital payments innovator based in Las Vegas, has appointed Tiffany McGrath as its new vice president of corporate communications. McGrath, who previously served as the marketing director, played a crucial role in the company’s growth in the digital payments sector. In her new role, she will be responsible for leading communications initiatives, developing partnerships, and increasing brand awareness for Koin. Her experience and strategic vision will be valuable assets as the company continues to expand its presence in the market.
