Accel Entertainment recently made a major play in the American gaming industry, acquiring Century Gaming for a hefty $1.642 billion. This strategic maneuver strongly indicates that Accel is rebounding robustly from the pandemic downturn, as evidenced by their impressive first-quarter financial results. This purchase is expected to significantly boost the expansion of Accel, a company specializing in managing gaming terminals.

What exactly does Century contribute? Imagine more than 8,300 gaming devices and a web of over 900 venues spanning Montana and Nevada. We’re discussing bars, eateries, truck stops – you think of it, Century likely has a gaming machine there.

However, it’s not solely about the figures. Century also brings its own development and production expertise to Accel, in addition to some well-received loyalty initiatives such as i-Rewards and Gamblers Bonus, operated through their Grand Vision Gaming (GVG) branch.

The positive news is that Century’s executive team, including Chief Executive Officer Steve Arntzen, will remain to steer the company through this promising new phase as members of the Accel family.

Arntzen himself appears quite enthusiastic about the agreement, stating that Accel is the ideal collaborator to assist them in accelerating their growth and introducing advanced gaming technology to the market. He has also emphasized their dedication to maintaining customer and player satisfaction by upholding the same exceptional locations, high-quality offerings, and outstanding service for which they are renowned.

The head of Accel, Andy Rubin, is genuinely enthusiastic about this collaboration. He views it as an exceptional chance to broaden Accel’s footprint in the American West. Rubin conveyed absolute faith in Century’s executive team – Steve, Heidi, and Mel – feeling they are the ideal collaborators to steer Accel’s expansion within this promising sector.