Due to system malfunctions brought on by performance issues, all electronic gaming machines and electronic table games at three locations were shut down on July 13, according to Australian Star Entertainment Group.
The Star Entertainment Group (SGR.AX) of Australia announced on Monday that performance problems had caused its systems to malfunction, leading to the July 13 shutdown of all electronic gaming machines and electronic table games at three sites.
According to the casino operator, testing revealed system performance problems following scheduled updates intended to bring in cashless gaming. According to the statement, the corporation is resolving the problems with its outside supplier.
Table games are still available at Treasury Brisbane, The Star Gold Coast, and The Star Sydney,” the statement read. In order to steer the company out of a regulator investigation into its Sydney operations, which had caused a management turnover in recent months, Star Entertainment named Steve McCann as its CEO and managing director last month.
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