TCS John Huxley gets Ontario nod for Qorex

TCS John Huxley has announced that the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has approved the company’s Qorex electronic gaming solutions in Ontario, Canada.

Qorex solutions provide all the thrills of live gaming while delivering the benefits of electronic gaming such as multigame selection and improved security, maximising performance and profitability on the gaming floor.

Featuring a widescreen 23ins HD display, the Qorex terminal’s modular design allows it to be networked and configured anywhere on the gaming floor, where players can simultaneously wager on live and automated games such as baccarat and roulette.

These games can be linked with live camera feeds of dealer assisted games from around the gaming floor, as well as automated RNG options such as the Saturn Auto wheel.

Qorex also seamlessly integrates with all existing TCS John Huxley Saturn roulette wheels, as well as Blaze gaming tables and the range of winning number Displays. For further flexibility, Qorex is SAS compliant for a wide range of player tracking and loyalty systems.

Designed to complement the attractive Qorex terminal, the Qorex HiLite system offers a range of products featuring striking LED game signage and podiums.

Modular in design, the Qorex HiLite system illustrates just how flexible and eye-catching Qorex layout configurations can be achieved, such as innovative carousel arrangements and large-scale stadium set-ups, enhancing the user experience while providing a stunning centrepiece and attraction on the gaming floor.

Steph Nel, managing director for the Americas, said: “Our team has completed several key projects in Ontario over the past few years as the region’s casinos have embarked on a modernisation process. This has included building and supplying over 250 gaming tables, 40 Saturn roulette wheels and over 100 winning number displays.

As a result of these installations, most casinos are already future proofed for Qorex gaming terminals. TCS John Huxley has been working closely with the operators in Ontario for AGCO approval. Now this has been achieved we’re really excited to see the platform go live around the region when our customers are ready to open.”