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Electronic poker explodes onto Spanish scene

Published: 05 September, 2008

Poker will be present at Fer-Interazar. The game of poker has exploded in Spain in recent times. Following the success of electronic roulette, now it's the turn of the electronic poker tables. Both options are providing arcades operating type "B" machines with new expectations of growth. After its presentation at the Málaga fair, the poker table "Top Poker Club" from the SLEIC company has been approved recently in Aragon, so it will be possible for it to be installed in this Autonomous Region later this summer.

This product from SLEIC is a wonderful multiplayer machine providing entertainment for 6, 8 or 10 players of the card game known as Texas Hold'em. It has an ergonomic design, looks like a gaming table in a casino, has dynamic and interactive play with a touch screen, sound effects and voice instructions for each individual satellite. It boasts high quality graphics and is very easy to learn to use. For its part MGA announced that it will be presenting its "Poker 100" model at the next Spanish exhibition in Madrid. "Poker 100" is an electronic poker table that simulates the real game, without the need for a croupier, intended for type "B" arcades with the usual provision of a table in a casino. This table is equipped with digital displays on which everyone can play their cards and place their bets. There is a screen for each player and, in the centre, the banker's screen, thereby replacing the figure of the croupier. There are several versions of the game, in which 6, 8 or 10 players can play simultaneously. MGA presented this table that is based on a variant of poker, Texas Hold'em, which is the most played around the world and is played in the majority of casinos at present and in all the online poker rooms.

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