Cummins-Allison—MPS 4200 Currency Sorter
Cummins-Allison, the leading innovator and provider of coin and currency handling solutions, announced the availability of its new “strapper-ready” MPS 4200 currency sorter machine. As the only tabletop currency sorter machine in the United States and Canada to offer an automatic strapping option, the MPS 4200 was designed to satisfy increased productivity demands of multiple environments across the financial and casino industries. The high-performing MPS 4200 reaches a strapper processing speed of 1,000 notes-per-minute, making it the highest speed tabletop sorting machine available domestically. In addition to processing speed, efficiency and strapper-ready configuration, the MPS 4200 offers flexibility in its software-based customization that other machines do not. Fitness levels can be preconfigured to change at the touch of a button—another time-saving feature when sorting bills for different uses, such as the ATM dispenser or the teller drawer. The sorter also employs sophisticated currency-scanning technology to provide the highest level of counterfeit detection available. For more information, visit www.cumminsallison.com.
Huntington Press—Casino-ology 2
Bill Zender’s Casino-ology took the art of casino management to new levels by introducing superior mathematical concepts to improve efficiencies within a casino operation. But after struggling through one of the worst financial periods in history, the world has changed. And Casino-ology 2 addresses the issues relevant to this new environment. In Casino-ology 2, Zender brings to light new strategies for harnessing evolving technologies, adapting to changing customer profiles and psychologies and improving game protection in light of the emergence of more sophisticated advantage players and cheats. Among the topics covered are the effects of buy-in churn on hold percentage; the side-bet explosion; effective dealer scheduling; banking games in California; money lending and the Asian customer; the merits of using pre-shuffled playing cards, as well as matchplay and promotional-chip programs; the cell phone and card-counter conundrum; and an updated look at the player-error rate in blackjack. Zender brings it all together in the service of the singular goal of further refining the art of casino management. For more information, visit www.huntingtonpress.com.
