"We wanted to surprise the Andalusian operator with news to renew the market and help attract new audiences. At Zitro, we are looking forward to the promising future of the Andalusian gaming industry, thanks to the upcoming arrival of the new Andalusian regulations for machines. Zitro will introduce its new games, as well as its latest
moviles, in
particular the Blackwave platform, which is already a legend in Spain, as well as in the
videobingo market," said Manuela Jiménez, vice president of Zitro.
Zitro also introduced its BRYKE video brand for Andalusia with its Pick & Win I and Pick & Win II multi-games, available for bingos, casinos and halls, and its new BET product, which includes Interconnected Electronic Bingo, Dynamic
Bingo and Room Bingo.
"The new BET will be a product offering great possibilities of configurations and prizes, as all the visitors to our stand at the show had the chance
to to check
firsthand. But I want to highlight the dream of Zitro in our BRYKE video machines. When new rules come to effect in Andalusia, we will be ready and prepared to offer the local operator a variety of competitive games, created with the determination to be a reference product in the market of our country,” said Vicente Fernández, commercial director of Zitro.
"Zitro was the first manufacturer to
believe,for years, in the Torremolinos trade show, and I must say that it is a pleasure for us that this bet we made at that moment became an event that is now a reference, not just for the Andalusian gaming industry, but for all the state industry and a must for any operator in our country,” added Manuela Jiménez.
"I also want to say that it is a pleasure to see the progress that Andalusian regulators have made in the elaboration of modern gaming regulations, which will greatly help establishments of Andalusia to renew their commercial
offer, so that they can connect with consumers today. At Zitro, we are working to make our
videobingo offers, our Bryke video
slots and our new cabinets up to the new opportunity which is opening for all in Andalusia thanks to the support of the local administration," concluded Jiménez.
Source: GMB
