16 – 18 January 2024 | ExCeL, London
EAG Expo 2024 is a trusted resource for the thousands of visitor attraction, entertainment, gaming and leisure industry professionals and buyers who visit each year looking for the latest product innovations and service offerings.
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With a history spanning over 70 years, EAG 2024 - the Entertainment, Attractions & Gaming Expo – is the perfect place to showcase the latest products and services your business has to offer to the visitor attractions, entertainment, gaming and leisure industries.
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Visitors attending the 2024 edition of EAG, Expo (16 – 18 January, ExCeL, London) will have the opportunity to access the very latest developments and initiatives impacting safer gambling following confirmation that leading not for profit organisations including YGAM, Betknowmore, GamCare, Better Change and Breakeven have accepted invitations to join the Safer Gambling Hub which is part of the EAG show floor.
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‘The Year Starts Here’ is the rallying call being deployed in support of EAG Expo 2024 which takes place across 16th – 18th January at ExCeL London.
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The organising team behind EAG has responded to requests from across the community of stakeholders to move the show further into January. EAG 2024, which kick-starts the year for many thousands of amusements and low stake gaming operators will run across the 16th – 18th January and once again take place at its ExCeL, London home.
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Novomatic presented £10,000 to charity at EAG this year after matching customer donations made at its five seaside FECs through bacta’s Tickets 2 Wishes initiative. Regional operations director Shaun Hooper hailed the strong footfall at its seaside FECs as fundamental to its ongoing charitable giving, proving how arcades continue to channel the tourist economy into community benefit.
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The Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS Society) has reached out to the industry to say a big thank-you for the donation it received at last month’s edition of EAG. The annual business-to-business event for the UK amusements and low stake gaming sectors was chosen as the venue to present the MS Society with an additional £2,000 to add to the £3,000 in sponsorship raised by bacta member Nick Rudd.
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Bacta chief executive John White believes the forthcoming edition of EAG (10th – 12th January, ExCeL London) represents an important opportunity to recognise those personalities who have made such an important contribution to the development of the amusements industry at the same time as preparing for the future courtesy of a show packed with innovation and insightful content delivered by the free to attend EAG Seminar Programme.
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With operators battling for disposable income in what is an increasingly competitive leisure market Blueprint Operations has focussed its energies into delivering an EAG portfolio which is packed with cabinet options and content across B3, Category C and Community game genres. The collection of high income options is based on the need to engage machine players with targeted and relevant game styles.
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The year ahead will be one of “significant investment” for Inspired Entertainment as the company paves the way for the launch of Vantage, its new digital Cat C terminal.
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Rob Wheeler, founder of Rimini Systems the leading independent TITO systems provider to the UK land-based gaming sector believes that EAG 2023 will be the first show at which the industry can take stock of their business post-Covid and start looking to the future.
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The cutting-edge Quantum V6.2 is poised to be star of the show on Playsafe Systems’ EAG stand this year. MD Ian Fuller explains the upgrade’s new “suite of dynamic features,” including RealTime Alerts and Quantum TITO.
E-Service will be bringing its expansive range of payment solutions to EAG this year, including a game-changing solution for battery powered pool tables. Ahead of the show, MD Mike Clokie spoke to Coinslot about the “best in class” products on offer.
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The newly expanded team at JNC Sales is ‘really excited’ for EAG 2023, according to sales manager Rich Clarke, who explains that the company’s exhaustive product range is sure to put “smiles on customers’ faces.”
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UDC sees the lion’s share of orders for the year as a result of EAG. The show delivers the opportunity to see more people face to face in those three days than at any other point in the year. Jonathan Lauder explains.
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Novomatic Gaming UK is promising ‘something that suits the requirements of every operator’ at EAG this year. Ahead of the event, MD Phil Burke spoke about the standout software and game portfolios to be found alongside its popular cabinets, and cash management systems.
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Portman Asset Finance will be on hand to answer all questions relating to sector-specific finance at EAG 2023, with head of marketing Saul Michelson promising “if there’s finance available for your business, we will find it.”
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SB Machines has promised that visitors to EAG this year will be presented with the company’s “most important products” for the coming season, including the leading Peppa Pig Interactive.
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Electrocoin has begun the countdown for takeoff with its new Rocket Launch, a fresh take on the classic prize-style skill game, featuring a starry array of prize options.
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NSM Music is looking to the future at EAG, with the team on hand to discuss the exciting developments currently in the pipeline for both the company’s jukebox range, and its support app solutions.
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Game Payment Technology has continued its collaborative growth programme through strong partnerships with industry leaders NSM Music and JCM, further cementing GPT’s reputation as the go-to app for the amusements sector.
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NSM Music has signed an exclusive deal with Game Payment Technology to add the contactless payment provider’s technology to its Jukebox app, giving operators and customers a seamless solution for selecting their favourite music.
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After overcoming supply chain challenges to deliver a ‘record’ 163 pushers this year, Eurotek could have been forgiven for expecting a peaceful Christmas, however, the manufacturer’s strong product selection saw demand remain high right through to the end of the year.
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EAG Chairman Martin Burlin believes there’s a sense of positivity percolating through the industry ahead of EAG 2023. He stated: “It’s unusual to have demand for exhibition space so late in the promotional cycle and this combined with the array of product launches and innovations that we understand exhibitors have been saving-up in order to unveil at EAG all point towards a real mood of positivity and expectation with businesses at last able to look beyond Covid and plan for the future.
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The 2023 edition of EAG opened today (10th January) courtesy of an official ribbon cutting ceremony undertaken by a VIP party of former and current show directors comprising Charles Henry, Roger Withers, Simon Thomas, John Bollom, Martin Burlin, Chris Haley, Jason Frost, Greg Wood, Tim Batstone, James Miller and Gabi Stergides.
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