Casino cash access and slot games under one name, now part of IGT
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Flex
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The Empire Flex is Everi's curved portrait cabinet. Its 49-inch flexed screen handles 4K content, curved LED light bars run along the cabinet in standard or extended lengths, and the glass button deck is oversized. It was released in December 2019, and the first installation went into Coushatta Casino Resort in Louisiana in February 2020.
Empire is a series name, and the cabinet most often sold under it is the Empire MPX: a single-screen portrait machine with a 43-inch 1080p monitor and a touchscreen button panel that can be laid out for each game. Everi kept the footprint small so operators could fit it into tight pods. It went out on lease in April 2017 and on sale that December. Ask us whether a given unit is the MPX or one of its premium siblings.
HDX is almost certainly the Core HDX, Everi's workhorse dual-screen upright of the mid-2010s and the bulk of its unit sales in 2016. It stacks two 23-inch widescreen 1080p monitors with touch, adds a premium LCD topper, lighting driven by the game and three-way sound. Most of Everi's MForce video library runs on it, and it also hosted Everi's wide-area progressives and TournEvent tournaments.
Source tags: MFR = the manufacturer's published documents · REG = a regulator's document · press / dealer = not yet confirmed by the manufacturer.
1998Global Cash Access founded
Las VegasHeadquarters, Nevada
$1.2BMultimedia Games purchase, 2014
2025Combined with IGT's gaming business
About Everi
Everi grew out of two very different companies. Global Cash Access was formed in 1998 as a joint venture to run ATMs and card cash advances on casino floors, and went public in 2005. Multimedia Games, a slot maker from Austin, Texas incorporated in 1991, came from bingo and Class II gaming. GCA bought Multimedia Games for $1.2 billion at the end of 2014 and renamed the whole company Everi in August 2015.
Everi then built cabinets for both lease and sale: the Core HDX, the Empire series and the TournEvent slot-tournament system, which ran on Core HDX banks. The cash side kept growing too. Everi reported moving more than $50 billion through over 156 million transactions in 2024, and claimed no other gaming supplier handled more.
In July 2025 funds managed by Apollo bought Everi together with IGT's gaming and digital business in a deal valued at about $6.3 billion. The combined company is based in Las Vegas and operates as IGT, keeping the Everi name on selected products and markets.
Key dates
1998Global Cash Access is formed.
2005GCA goes public on the NYSE.
2014Buys slot maker Multimedia Games.
2015Renamed Everi.
2017Empire MPX goes on sale.
2019Empire Flex released.
2025Combined with IGT's gaming business under Apollo.
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