Century Gaming Completes Terminal Upgrade at Montana Casino

Accel Entertainment’s subsidiary Century Gaming has finished replacing 51 electronic gaming terminals at Northern Winz Casino II in Box Elder, Montana, according to a company announcement. The Chippewa Cree Tribe authorized the full conversion to update the facility’s gaming infrastructure.

Equipment Conversion and Partnership

The new machines replace privately owned terminals previously managed by the tribe. Century Gaming systems are already operational at the neighboring Northern Winz Casino, where 49 units currently run. The expansion extends the same hardware platform to the second location.

Andy Rubenstein, chief executive officer of Accel Entertainment, stated that the tribe’s direct experience with the adjacent venue guided the decision. Calvin Jilot, tribal business committee member and acting general manager, confirmed that observing the equipment’s daily performance led to the partnership extension.

Corporate and Financial Developments

In May, Accel Entertainment appointed six directors to its board, including independent director Bruce D. Wardinski. The operator reported first-quarter revenue of $352m, a 9% increase compared to the previous year. Net income held steady at $15m, while adjusted EBITDA grew 9% to $54m.