Tristan Sjöberg, TCSJohnHuxley’s executive chairman, said that the company was incredibly pleased with the response they received from exhibiting at ICE 2025 in January.
"The show provided a valuable platform to showcase our latest innovations and engage with industry leaders and the feedback we received on our new innovations was particularly encouraging,” he said.
“TCSJohnHuxley looks forward to continuing to push the boundaries of gaming technology and delivering innovative solutions that enhance the player experience and drive success for our valued partners.”
The company showcased a range of products and technologies, with a key highlight being the launch of the Supernova Progressive Jackpot System on the new Qorex 2 Electronic Gaming Terminals. This offers players the chance to win huge jackpots across both live and electronic tables.
The company also unveiled Velocity, its latest automated roulette wheel. Inspired by the success of its predecessor, Velocity is powered by powerful brushless motors, ensuring continuous, reliable operation without the need for noisy air compressors. First showcased at G2E Las Vegas 2024, the Velocity Auto Wheel incorporates the Wheelmate console.
Also showcased was the Chipper Champ 3, with an updated aesthetic and a space-saving design. The Chipper Champ 3 boasts the ability to sort clay chips, a feature which reportedly “generated significant interest from attendees.”
The new Blackjack Display was also on show, displaying its real-time data and insights. Seamlessly integrated with TCSJohnHuxley’s Ora Luxe Winning Number Display, it utilises advanced camera technology for automatic card recognition, eliminating the need for manual entry.
