Acres Manufacturing said Tuesday it has installed its Cashless Casino solution at Rolling Hills Casino & Resort in Corning, California. The technology will be installed on every slot machine at the property.
“Cashless gaming is proven to increase casino profitability by offering more funding options to players, who respond by increasing their visit frequency and time played at the casino,” said Noah Acres in a statement. “By offering the convenience of cashless gaming to its players, Rolling Hills solidifies its reputation as California’s Friendliest Casino.”
Cashless Casino allows operators to interface slot machines and table games with any selected digital wallet or payment processor. Players use the casino’s mobile app to establish connectivity with a Bluetooth card reader installed on every game on the casino floor, ensuring funds are transferred to the correct game.
Cashless Casino is powered by Acres’ Foundation hardware that is compatible with any modern slot machine or casino management system.
“Adapting to evolving player preferences and useful technological advances has become a necessary step in the casino industry and something we embrace at Rolling Hills Casino & Resort,” said Rolling Hills General Manager Antonio Perez. “In addition to enabling a fully flexible cashless gaming experience, Acres’ Cashless Casino allows us to provide cardless player ratings and a more frictionless player experience. The feedback we have received from our players has been tremendous, and it confirms what we already knew, that Acres and their Cashless Casino solution were the best choice for our property and players.”
The deployment at Rolling Hills expands Acres’ Cashless Casino footprint to 11 states and into the large North American Tribal gaming market.
Rolling Hills Casino is operated by the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians.
