JCM Global Helps Sac and Fox Nation Casinos Increase Efficiencies, Security in Count Rooms
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(Las Vegas).- JCM Global® is helping Sac and Fox Nation increase efficiencies and security at The Black Hawk Casino and Sac and Fox Nation Casino by installing leading count/sort equipment from Cash Processing Solutions (CPS) at each property.
At The Black Hawk Casino, JCM installed a V Series™ 1200/16 count sort machine and ECM™ software, and at Sac and Fox Nation Casino, JCM installed an X Range™ 9500 count sort machine and ECM software.

CPS's ECM software and JCM's ICB® Intelligent Cash Box system have been integrated so that all asset details and cash box contents are communicated directly to the CPS software. This complete count room solution has been proven to increase cash box processing speed and reliability, bring more visibility over the operation, and enhance security. JCM recently upgraded its ICB system to ICB 3.0 at both properties.
The X Range and V Series tabletop count/sort machines are extraordinarily flexible. These modular solutions count and sort at high speeds and with unsurpassed accuracy. The X Range processes banknotes at 900 notes per minute, and the V Series processes as fast as 1,200 banknotes per minute. Both give operators a perfect combination of speed, capacity, and modular scalability to suit count room needs today and well into the future.

Sac and Fox Casino Executive Robert Abney said, "At The Black Hawk Casino and at Sac and Fox Nation Casino, we have been impressed with the speed of the JCM/CPS machines, which is much faster than our previous count-sort equipment. In addition to speed, our finance team likes the accounting/reporting features because they can easily customize the duration of records-saving. These devices have been very effective means for us to increase efficiencies at our casinos."
"Our relationship with Sac and Fox Nation continues to expand," said JCM SVP of Sales, Marketing & Operations Dave Kubajak. "For decades JCM has been committed to partnering with First Nation and Native American casinos and other businesses around the world to increase their productivity and operational efficiency, helping our customers save time and money. Bringing new solutions like CPS to the gaming market is another example of that commitment."
More than 90 percent of First Nation and Native American casinos choose JCM products for their casinos. For more information on how JCM can help increase efficiencies and boost security, contact your JCM representative today.
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