Blueprint Operations’ Virtual Exhibition Draws the Crowds

The Managing Director of Blueprint Operations, David Purvis, said that the company’s VExpo 3D virtual exhibition had an “outstanding” first day when it opened on May 25.

Blueprint said that it had 250 registrations for the first day of the event, with a number of industry professionals drawn to the twenty new game launches that were presented together with money handling solutions that are powered by Blueprint’s sister company GeWeTe.

Attendees at the VExpo could view on-demand presentations about key industry issues that were delivered by Bacta chief executive John White, Katherine Morgan of Public Affairs Consultancy, Interel and Nick Arron, of law firm Poppleston Allen.

We have put a lot of thought and effort into creating the VExpo experience and I am delighted at how it’s been received by the industry. The mood has been extremely positive and the team has been able to demonstrate the power and role of really strong content as operators explore how to best engage with players following the reopening of indoor hospitality and after such a long time away.

David PurvisBlueprint Operations Managing Director

He went on to say that the strength of the company’s offering is in the diversity of their twenty new games and that the slots Fishin’ Frenzy Megaways and Eye of Horus Megaways were highlights. Purvis explained that the company wanted to make the VExpo “an upgrade on what’s generally available in terms of virtual exhibitions/events”. In particular, he thought that the ability to schedule appointments and interact with the team who were guiding visitors was highly effective and that the quality of the graphics in the virtual presentations were “second to none”.

Finally, Purvis added that, “VExpo has helped showcase our credentials as the industry’s most complete supply partner covering high street gaming centres, pub, bingo, motorway service areas and holiday parks.”

About Blueprint Operations

Blueprint Operations provides gaming content to bingo halls, pubs, and more. They have a huge portfolio of games that are highly popular with players. For more information email [email protected].

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