However design of the outside is only part of the secret to a successful machine. Players attracted must then find games they want to play and be retained. Roulette has long been recognised as the leading revenue producer on FOBTs. However with the advent of popular casino titles and second screen features Slot games are now becoming more widely accepted and played more often. In the case of restricted machine numbers such as in any LBO the need to reduce this redundancy is paramount.  Sceptre Gaming have introduced one of the most exciting technologies available to enable this, Server Based Gaming from Videobet.

Server Based Games offer a truly flexible and cost effective solution to any site utilising AWP/SLOT/FOBT. With local or remote management machines can be configured to suit the particular player demographic by time and game preference. Local management information provides constant monitoring and real time information to track performance and improve efficiency.

A suite of games on the Jupiter cabinet allows players to choose from Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Bingo and 6 top level slot games. What is unique is the ability for non-performing games to be changed simply any quickly either with a permanent replacement or a trial game. No need for re-programming or cabinet change any more as Server Based Gaming allows management to download titles as required. Utilising a secure link from a centralised Videobet server based at the company's head office, customers can be assured of total integrity for their individual system.

The Back Office system offers FOBT management the ability to print credit vouchers, monitor win/loss margins and cash in and out, maintenance issue warnings and clear and concise pictorial games history for customer queries. These facilities can be on-site or remotely managed and each management station can be configured depending on access levels required

Jupiter is more than just a cabinet, it is a dramatic step forward in the use of FOBT for the modern LBO looking to maximise revenues from this important resource.

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