
TransAct Technologies Inc has launched the EPIC TT+ tabletop TITO printer for casino cashier cages, lounges and redemption areas beyond slot floors. The device offers 300 dpi resolution, 600-ticket capacity, TicketBurst anti-jam tech and Epicentral connectivity to cut interventions and boost player promotions. It debuts September 29 at G2E as an upgrade from the EPIC Edge TT.
SCCG Take — Operators gain a reliable upgrade path to integrate non-slot transactions with player platforms, reducing maintenance while expanding engagement points without embedded hardware.
Casino technology supplier TransAct Technologies Inc is launching the EPIC TT+, a next-generation tabletop ticket-in, ticket-out printer. The Nasdaq-listed company designed the unit to extend its technology to transaction points beyond the slot-machine floor.
The EPIC TT+ targets casino cashier cages, player clubs, lounges, redemption areas and other locations where embedded printing is not practical. It also serves as an upgrade route for existing users of the company’s EPIC Edge TT printer.
The printer features a faster processor and 300 dots-per-inch print resolution to produce clearer barcodes and ticket information. This is intended to reduce rejected vouchers and limit employee intervention. It holds capacity for 600 tickets and employs TicketBurst technology, in which each ticket is fully printed and separated before presentation.
That mechanism is designed to cut jams, maintenance and incomplete transactions. The EPIC TT+ supports ServerPort and Epicentral technologies to connect tabletop transactions to the company’s player-engagement platform. It backs established cashier, player-club, lounge and redemption workflows while offering a platform for selected table-game environments, including certain blackjack and poker-style games.
“ The EPIC TT+ expands on the trusted performance of the EPIC Edge TT while bringing our latest EPIC technology to more transaction points across the casino,” John Dillon, chief executive of TransAct, said in prepared remarks. He added: “It helps customers keep critical tabletop transactions moving reliably while creating more opportunities to connect those interactions with Epicentral and the broader player experience.”
TransAct stated the EPIC TT+ helps casinos reduce disruptions, limit employee intervention and deliver a faster, smoother patron experience. It also extends Epicentral connectivity to more transaction points, creating additional opportunities to engage players with relevant promotions throughout their visit, according to reporting by GGRAsia.
The unit will be offered via TransAct’s casino management system, original equipment manufacturer and gaming technology partners. The company will introduce the EPIC TT+ on September 29 at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Reporting: GGRAsia
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