IGT Celebrates Return to Las Vegas with “Home Means Nevada” Event at G2E: Unveils Wheel of Fortune Cash Machine Jackpots

IGT celebrates the return of its global headquarters to Las Vegas with the “Home Means Nevada” event at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E). The high-profile celebration, taking place at IGT Booth #3659 at the Venetian Expo, features Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley, entertainer and philanthropist Mark Shunock, and the debut of the Wheel of Fortune Cash Machine Jackpots slot game on the MegaTower™ Rise cabinet.

This milestone event highlights the first major appearance of IGT CEO Nick Khin following the July 2025 merger between IGT and Everi Gaming, emphasizing the company’s renewed commitment to Nevada and its global operations. Mayor Berkley will welcome IGT back to Las Vegas and discuss the gaming industry’s vital role in the local economy and community.

The celebration will feature live performances by The Drumbots, the official drumline of the Vegas Golden Knights, the Vegas Viva cheerleaders, and an appearance by Chance, the team’s mascot. In addition, IGT will make a donation to Las Vegas-based charity Mondays Dark, reinforcing its commitment to community support.

The Wheel of Fortune Cash Machine Jackpots slot game, making its global debut at G2E, showcases signature game mechanics from both IGT and Everi on a striking MegaTower™ Rise cabinet, towering over 11 feet tall. This show-stopping game represents the combined expertise of the newly merged companies and highlights Nevada-made innovation in the gaming industry.

Operating in over 100 countries and employing approximately 7,000 people worldwide, IGT leverages G2E 2025 as a platform to showcase the full capabilities of the IGT-Everi merger, solidifying its presence as a Las Vegas-based global gaming powerhouse.

Event Details:

Date: Tuesday, October 7, 2025 | 3:30 – 3:45 p.m.

Location: IGT Booth #3659, Venetian Expo, 201 Sands Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89169

Purpose: Celebrate IGT’s return to Nevada, unveil new Wheel of Fortune slot game, and support Las Vegas charity Mondays Dark