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On June 21st, 2016, Konami Gaming, Inc. announced that its award-winning SYNKROS™ casino management system has been selected by Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) to help power casino operations across its world-class fleet, including a total of 3,666 slots and 289 table games. Through the upcoming year, Konami will launch its latest SYNKROS systems technology on a total of 18 ships operated by Norwegian Cruise Line ( NCLH ) under its three brands: Norwegian Cruise Line ( NCLH), Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

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More Konami Slots on NCL

 

On June 21st, 2016, Konami Gaming, Inc. announced that its award-winning SYNKROS™ casino management system has been selected by Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) to help power casino operations across its world-class fleet, including a total of 3,666 slots and 289 table games. Through the upcoming year, Konami will launch its latest SYNKROS systems technology on a total of 18 ships operated by Norwegian Cruise Line ( NCLH ) under its three brands: Norwegian Cruise Line ( NCLH), Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

 

That's a shame. I don't like most of their machines!

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Does this mean Konami will be the only brand on NCL?

 

Probably not. First of all, NCL and the others won't simply dump their leased or rented inventory of machines...they'll finish out the leases.

 

More importantly, they know they need to keep the mix of machines fresh and similar to what gamblers find and like in their land based casinos.

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Since it's a 'Casino Management System', I wonder if it will be tracking playing across all of the three brands? Perhaps it could lead to comped cruises on another brand? We haven't been on Oceania or Regent Seven Seas.

 

That would be nice! We get the brochures from Oceania and Regent as a result of cruising NCL, but never any offers.

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I don't think there's any cause for alarm regarding slot choices/inventory.

 

It is a gaming management/marketing system for slots and tables.

 

They should be able to analyze players to the max. For machine players they would be able to provide real time reminders of things like reservations or appointments. They could reward customers with bonuses or free play instantly. Hey, this could really be for our convenience. <g>

 

For table game players they could adjust theo based on your speed of play, skill along with the usual. It has very sophisticated capabilities.

 

All this being said, NCL will have to have people that know how to operate the system, analyze the data and act accordingly. I can't even imagine......

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