DRGT Demonstrates NFC-Enabled drPlayerApp and Integrated Jackpot Configuration at G2E Las Vegas 2026

DR Gaming Technology (DRGT) returns to Booth 4405 at The Venetian Expo for the 2026 edition of G2E Las Vegas. The company will present its casino management, cashless, player engagement and jackpot technologies as an integrated player-first ecosystem. Demand for these systems grew significantly in 2025 and has continued, as reported by G3 Newswire.

Jurgen De Munck, DRGT Executive Chairman, said: “Our growth is a reflection of the fact that operators are looking for technology that does more than simply manage a casino. They want systems that give them better information, better control and, importantly, a better understanding of their players. That is exactly what we will be demonstrating at G2E.”

drPlayerApp Features and Ecosystem Integration

The latest drPlayerApp is fully operational with ‘tap and play’ NFC functionality at Infiniti Casinos in Dinant and Oostende. Players gain quicker access to funds, transfer to EGMs, track play, monitor loyalty rewards and use wallet balances to order food and drinks, redeem vouchers, book hotel stays or claim raffle tickets. Operators receive accurate real-time player and transactional data.

DRGT will also show its drCARM cash dispensing kiosk alongside updates to drFloorManager and drRewards. The latter now configures system-driven drJackpots and drPromotions in one interface. Marco Herrera, DRGT CEO, said: “This is where the real value of our ecosystem starts to become apparent. Cashless gaming gives operators the transactional data; our system then uses that information to drive player recognition, loyalty, bonusing, promotions and jackpots. The ability to configure these elements together means operators can be much more precise about what they offer, to whom they offer it, and when they offer it.”

The ‘Player First’ approach connects tracking, cashless functions, rewards and jackpots to reduce friction while delivering actionable insights.

Real-World Validation Reduces Operator Risk

All development occurs at sister Infiniti Casinos in Mexico, Belgium and France, where DRGT deploys, tests and refines technology with actual players and transaction volumes. De Munck concluded: “This is probably one of our biggest advantages. We can put something into a casino, use it, test it, break it, improve it and test it again. By the time an operator sees it at a show, it has already been through a real gaming environment. This gives us real confidence, and ultimately, gives our customers considerably less risk. They’re deploying technology that they know works.”

Reporting: G3 Newswire

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