Slot Summit perfect venue for Hess
Hess Cash Systems is the Gauselmann subsidiary responsible for the development, manufacturing and sales of cash handling solutions to the banking and casino industries. Its ‘made-in-Germany’ terminals were naturally in special focus at the recent German Slot Summit that took place between 23rd and 25th April at WestSpiel’s Casino Hohensyburg in Dortmund.
The Scorpion 410 and in particular the Scorpion 411 allow casino operators to fully automise the money flow between themselves and their players. These automatic redemption terminals can issue and redeem gaming tickets and/or cards. Hess has an excellent reputation for quality and service – the success for example in the banking sector underlines this. This equal demand for utmost quality, service and security in the casino industry places Hess as the key partner for such solutions. The versatility allows the Scorpion to be programmed to pay out wins in a server-based gaming environment and indeed also for hand payouts.
Hess has over 125 years of experience and is thus one of the longest-standing companies in the gaming industry. All development on both the software and hardware sides is carried out at the company’s headquarters in Magstadt near Stuttgart. Furthermore, Hess has fully-owned subsidiaries in Brazil, Austria and Switzerland.
Mr. Erik De Kat heads up the casino sales team and was naturally present throughout the Slot Summit. He comments, “The Scorpion range is renown for its quality, strength and flexibility. We are continually placing out focus on further developments and our customers appreciate having the latest technology available from HESS, coupled with the trust and experience we offer with over 125 years in business. Our references continue to grow. For example, our cash handling solution together with REAC is proving a great success in Spain via our distributor Comatel. This is called ‘Magic Pay’. Aspers Casino in the UK is another great reference where we have the Scorpion 411 already up and running at the casinos in Stratford and Newcastle”.