TEST IT BEFORE THE DOORS OPEN
Built-in spin and play simulation tools let you run your configuration before the event, so you can see how often a prize would be awarded at your settings — and fix it at your desk instead of on the show floor.
AllJ Slots allows exhibitors to control how frequently prizes are awarded, which prizes can be won, and even predetermined prize sequences — so the giveaway that draws the crowd never gets away from you.
The usual problem with a booth giveaway is not getting people to play. It is what happens on the second morning, when the good prizes are gone by ten o'clock and the rest of the show gets a keychain. A fishbowl, a prize wheel and an honour-system drawing all share the same flaw: once the event starts, nobody is steering.
AllJ Slots 3.0 puts the giveaway on a set of controls. You decide how many prizes go out and when, what the odds are for each pay line event, which items appear on the reels at all, and — when it matters — exactly which spin produces the win. Prize payout control has been a primary emphasis of this software since 2009.
Everything below is set from on-screen configuration in the software, and can be changed between sessions or between days without rebuilding anything.
Adjust the frequency of each reel item and the pay-out for each individual pay line event. The odds of any given prize are a setting, not a hope.
Put your own prize images, products and logos on the reels, and take an item out of play the moment you run out of it.
Fixed Sequences let you script the exact order of spin results, so a run of wins can be loaded into a slow hour on purpose.
A hidden grand prize trigger with wireless controller support lets a staff member award the top prize discreetly, at the moment they choose.
Hand the prize over at the machine, or print a voucher on a thermal receipt printer that the winner redeems with your staff deeper in the booth.
Built-in tracking, logging and statistical reporting record plays and prizes awarded, so the prize table reconciles at the end of the day.
Built-in spin and play simulation tools let you run your configuration before the event, so you can see how often a prize would be awarded at your settings — and fix it at your desk instead of on the show floor.
A controlled giveaway answers what went out. Pairing it with lead retrieval answers who it went to. AllJ Slots 3.0 can require an attendee to identify themselves before playing — their badge is scanned with a compatible USB barcode or laser scanner, their details are retrieved through a supported Lead Retrieval API, and credits are granted automatically so they can play.
Run the two together and your prize log and your lead list are the same record. Read more about trade show lead retrieval with AllJ Slots.
Download the FREE TRIAL VERSION and configure a giveaway of your own, or read the USER GUIDE for the full detail on payout control, Fixed Sequences and reporting.
Prize giveaway software runs the giveaway itself rather than leaving it to a fishbowl, a spinning wheel or an honour system. It decides who wins, how often anyone wins, and which prize they win, and it keeps a record of what went out. AllJ Slots 3.0 does this as a branded slot machine game, so the giveaway also works as the attraction that draws people to the booth.
AllJ Slots allows exhibitors to control how frequently prizes are awarded, which prizes can be won, and even predetermined prize sequences. On-screen setup lets you adjust the frequency of each reel item and the pay-out for each individual pay line event, so the odds of any given prize are yours to set and change during the event.
Yes, in two ways. Fixed Sequences let you script the exact order of spin results ahead of time, so a particular result lands on a particular spin. A hidden grand prize trigger with wireless controller support lets a staff member award the top prize discreetly at a moment of their choosing, which is how most exhibitors handle a VIP or a target account standing at the booth.
Prizes can be handed over at the machine, or a voucher can be printed on a supported thermal receipt printer for the winner to redeem with your staff. Most exhibitors print, because it moves the winner deeper into the booth and past the people they want them to meet. The Hardware page covers supported printers.
Yes. Built-in tracking, logging and statistical reporting tools record plays and prizes awarded, so you can reconcile the prize table at the end of each day and see which hours were busiest before deciding how to run day two.
Yes. Built-in spin and play simulation tools let you run the configuration before the doors open, so you can see how often a prize would be awarded at your settings. The free trial version lets you configure and test all of this before you buy.