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SUZOHAPP to showcase its latest solutions and designs at G2E Las Vegas

22nd September 2023

Gaming products manufacturer and distributor SUZOHAPP confirmed its attendance at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas, which will take place from October 10 – 12. At booth 3616, the company will showcase its latest solutions in its portfolio.

SUZOHAPP is set to showcase its comprehensive suite of terminals, providing “a complete and fully immersive sports betting experience from start to finish”. The range includes full kiosk formats, tabletop options, over-the-counter models, and cash redemption terminals for payout.

The highlight of the exhibit will be the SBT-500+ bartop and SBT-2000 seated models, which “offer an enhanced betting experience for all customers and help operators maximize their returns.” Additionally, SUZOHAPP will be displaying the CountR CashIO Silver Cash Redemption Terminal, which provides a fast and easy self-service payout.

As a supplier to OEMs in the gaming industry, SUZOHAPP will also be presenting designs from its component portfolio. The company will exhibit designs including monitors, toppers and push buttons, coin validators, bill recyclers, scanners, and printing solutions as well as examples of custom designs built for OEM manufacturers. SUZOHAPP will also have engineers on site to showcase design capabilities.

Todd Sims, Vice President of Sales America, said: “The future of growth lies within the realm of retail, offering a myriad of benefits for businesses operating within this dynamic sector. By enhancing the in-play experience and fostering a social atmosphere, sportsbooks can attract a wider audience to the world of sports betting and convert sports fans into enthusiastic sports bettors.

“We look forward to seeing you at our booth 3616 to experience our latest offerings firsthand and discuss how SUZOHAPP can provide innovative solutions tailored to your gaming and sports betting needs,” he concluded.