"This year we'll bring plenty of our latest developments, being led by our brand new Verso single terminal. This terminal is our latest achievement that combines our latest technology, knowledge and experience, all combined into this beautiful standalone station. We're also presenting the rest of our best selling products, refreshed and upgraded, with our brand new multi game software that provides features and abilities so far unseen in the electronic table gaming," Albert Radman affirmed.

One of the highlights that Alfastreet presented was their Verso single terminal. "It is destined for great future and will surely overshine our existing and best selling Wiky terminal. These terminals offer huge flexibility with positioning, gaming options, entertainment, comfort, privacy and much more. This is the reason why these are taking over the world of electronic table gaming and these will definitely be the future for the company such as Alfastreet," he added.

With regard to the position of the company in the regional market, he said: "Our company has been on the market for 25+ years and our products are more than well known for their quality and the ability to provide revenue for the operators. We are very strongly positioned in European market, with only few exceptions,our electronic roulettes are surely dominating every European gaming market."

He then remarked the importance of ICE show for the company. "ICE is the most important show of the year, as it brings out the most qualified potential buyers. Deals are being made and connections are being established during the three days of the show, and for Alfastreet, ICE is simply unmissable."

The calendar of event continues with Ireland, Colombia, Panama, Macau, Las Vegas, then Argentina, Romania, Bulgaria.

When asked about the goals that the firm expects to achieve in 2020, Radman answered: "Our goals are exactly the same as always, to maintain the global leading position in the segment of electronic table games, and to strengthen our position in the few places where we still have to prove ourselves to the local operators. We've been steadily growing for the past decade and we are certain, this year will be the same."

He was then asked if Brexit affected the industry in this region, and said: "Our only concern is the ICE show and once this is done, we'll have no sleepless nights over this matter."

"We invest a huge amount of our time and effort to study the players in every single gaming territory around the world. We gather intelligence in any way possible and we make sure we follow the evolution of the player, even more, to stay one step ahead," he concluded.