The system links four venues in the province of Chubut: Casino Comodoro, Casino Castillo, Casino Kennedy, and Casino Rivadavia
Zitro has launched its first Wide Area Progressive (WAP) in Argentina with Casino Club, one of the country’s most recognised operators.
The system links four venues in the province of Chubut: Casino Comodoro, Casino Castillo, Casino Kennedy, and Casino Rivadavia, by interconnecting their machines to offer players the chance to win a single, shared jackpot. This debut marks an important step for Zitro in the Argentine market and further strengthens its collaboration with Casino Club.
The rollout features the recently award-winning King Fu Frog, one of Zitro’s most popular titles and a proven performer on casino floors across the country, showcased on the Altius glare cabinet.
This project also highlights Zitro’s competitive edge in the WAP segment. Unlike other manufacturers that require operators to invest in their own WAP infrastructure, Zitro’s games integrate seamlessly with the operator’s existing system, offering greater operational flexibility and maximizing return on investment.
Casino Club executives commented: “We are delighted to launch this WAP with Zitro, an internationally renowned supplier. This installation reinforces our commitment to innovation and represents a new opportunity to keep expanding our gaming offering, delivering an elevated experience to our players in Chubut through a major shared jackpot across four of our casinos.”
Alejandra Burato, Zitro’s Regional Director for LatAm, added: “Bringing this WAP to Casino Club is a major milestone for Zitro in Argentina, a strategic market for us. Casino Club is one of the country’s leading operators, and this agreement once again positions Zitro as a go-to supplier for WAP applications, where our machines, installed across different casinos, connect through the operator’s own system to create and offer shared prizes. Finally, I would like to thank Casino Club for its continued trust, and our technical and marketing teams, who worked closely with them to make this project a reality.”
























