Evidence of the time of generalized crisis in which the sector finds itself has stimulated companies, distributors and manufacturers alike, to combine their synergies and to accelerate the marketing of new machine models. In addition the technical departments of several of them have initiated a training campaign to improve the client’s knowledge. Gigames presented its models “Dynamite Jones” and “The Gold Mine” in Valladolid, while in Madrid and Aragón it offered technical days on the same machines. Carfama’s marketing team travelled to Barcelona to present its range of amusement and leisure machines to the Catalan operators. The unquestionable star of the event was the B type machine called “El Chiringuito”, the latest addition to the company’s catalogue that shares prominence with the “Chicago” model from Bally, imported into Spain by Costa Cálida. For its part, the “B2B” Division of the Cirsa Group through the After-sales department of UNIDESA/EUROPEA, continued with the technical training plan initiated recently. Several technical days have been held during the past month in the Autonomous regions of Madrid and Andalucia, attended by more than 180 technicians from these regions. Lastly in Cantabria, Recreativos Franco, through its distributing company Olakoa, presented its “Afrika” model, the latest reference in the market that, in addition to a new ticket vending machine, incorporates the latest generation of technology together with a broad range of technical improvements.  Frenetic activity to overcome a delicate situation.