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AC Coin & Slot Outfits Snoqualmie Casino with Custom Signage and Hybrid(TM) Slot Bases

Posted : Fri, 14 Nov 2008 14:07:22 GMT
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., Nov. 14 NJ-AC-Coin-&-Slot
New Custom Casino Sign and Latest Slot Base Technology Upholds Snoqualmie's Passion for Excellence

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., Nov. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- AC Coin & Slot is pleased to announce the completed installation of all slot bases and custom casino signage for the 170,000 square-foot Snoqualmie Casino. The property, which opened on November 6, 2008, features the debut installation of AC Coin & Slot's custom hybrid slot bases and state-of-the-art LED lighting technology among its more than 1,700 slots and high-end decor.

"We sought a vendor that would match our dedication to quality and our attention to detail and are extremely pleased with the work AC Coin & Slot has done," said Tim Barker, Vice President of Casino Operations for Snoqualmie. "It was a pleasure to work with them on this project."

Working closely with Snoqualmie Casino executives, Las Vegas architectural design firm Bergman, Walls & Associates, and interior designer Yates-Silverman, AC Coin & Slot designed and installed over 1700 custom slot bases, ATM & Ticket Redemption Kiosk enclosures, and more than 20 custom casino signs. The project was designed to ensure that all tones, finishes, and design elements flowed seamlessly with the property's subdued earth tone color scheme. All bases and signage effectively carried the Snoqualmie tribal theme throughout the establishment and helped to define and brand the property with references to specific tribal images.

"We are honored to have played such an integral role in bringing this distinctive, first-class casino to life," said Nat Holt, Director of Casino Supply for AC Coin & Slot. "Our dedicated team continuously strives to fulfill the unique vision of each property with our custom products. This level of commitment has created a truly one-of-a-kind experience for Snoqualmie patrons."

Advanced LED backlighting was used in end-panel designs so as to provide extended life and low power-draw while meeting LEED certifications. LED lighting also provided a highly-adaptable light source for AC Coin & Slot designers to create truly distinctive images that accurately reflect the design intentions of Snoqualmie owners, architects, and interior designers. Game and ticket redemption signs took into consideration various destinations on the floor and corresponding traffic patterns to provide visual balance and consistent branding of the property. Several hand-blown glass signs were also created by AC Coin & Slot, including a signature blown glass carousel sign depicting the Snoqualmie Falls.

AC Coin & Slot's signature hybrid slot bases carried the "Tribe of the Twelve Moons" theme throughout the casino and provided ultimate flexibility for Snoqualmie operators, due to their ability to adapt to changing floor designs. The hybrid bases could be reconfigured and repositioned to create single, double, back-to-back and carousel game formations that suit any slot machine from any manufacturer and easily accept complicated wire sets. Furthermore, the new hybrid bases, designed and patented by AC Coin & Slot partner TC Millwork, allowed base installation to occur simultaneously with base assembly, thus speeding time to opening.

About Snoqualmie Casino

Opening November 2008 and located just off I-90 east at Exit 27, the exquisite Snoqualmie Casino is the closest, newest, and most convenient casino to Downtown Seattle, Bellevue and the Eastside. With unrivaled natural surroundings and majestic views of the Cascade Mountains, Snoqualmie Casino offers classic elegance in a sophisticated Northwest setting. The 170,000-square-foot casino features eight restaurants, lounges and bars, a dazzling 51,000 square-foot gaming floor and a world-class 11,000 square-foot Ballroom. Snoqualmie Casino brings the thrill and excitement of Vegas-style premier entertainment to the heart of the Pacific Northwest. For additional information, visit www.snocasino.com.

About AC Coin & Slot

In business since 1978, AC Coin & Slot(R) is the largest slot manufacturer and diversified casino supply company in the Atlantic City/Philadelphia region and one of the largest privately-owned companies of its kind in the world. The company offers turnkey solutions for casinos that encompass proprietary bonusing slot machines and community games, custom interior signage, sculpted displays, ergonomic seating, and slot bases, all of which can be combined to form custom-themed slot environments. The company holds over 180 gaming licenses in all major gaming jurisdictions in North America and the Caribbean and is licensed in all Canadian provinces.

AC Coin & Slot is the exclusive distributor of IGT(R) gaming devices in Atlantic City and the Caribbean and utilizes proven IGT pay tables in all bonusing slot machines. For further information about our company, our people and our innovations, please visit www.ac-coin.com.

SOURCE AC Coin & Slot

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