The video poker pioneer behind Megabucks and Wheel of Fortune slots
Models we carry
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The CrystalCurve wraps the game around a 43-inch curved display in 4K ultra HD. IGT gave it a world debut at G2E in Las Vegas in September 2016 and showed it at ICE London in February 2017, and by March its first U.S. placements were live at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood, Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun and Choctaw Durant. It is a different machine from the larger CrystalCurve ULTRA, which pairs a 50-inch portrait screen with a 32-inch lower display.
IGT's CrystalDual, launched in 2015, stacks two 23-inch LCD displays above a deck with a multi-touch digital player panel, in styling taken from the CrystalCore. IGT designed it for quick service: the locks and reset keys are on the front, the bill validator and printer sit behind the main door, the cash box has its own door, and boot code downloads without opening the brain box. IGT lists it at 273 lb (123.8 kg). We confirm each unit's configuration with you.
The CrystalDual 27 is IGT's upright with two 27-inch HD screens, which IGT presented as the next step in its Crystal hardware line. It premiered at ICE London in February 2018 and reached North America at the Indian Gaming Tradeshow that April. Options include lighting synchronized across a whole bank and a USB charging port.
The G20 belongs to IGT's 2011 cabinet line, where IGT pitched it on player comfort and entertaining play. IGT's G20V2 specification gives it a 20-inch 16:9 high-definition LCD screen.
IGT's 2011 line called the G23 widescreen its premium upright of the day, and a G23V2 premium widescreen version followed around 2015. Ours have two 23-inch screens.
The S3000 replaced the S2000, the stepper IGT calls the long-time workhorse of mechanical reels. It launched at G2E 2014 and had its casino premiere at Seminole Hard Rock Tampa that November. It plays three-reel single-line and five-reel multi-line games, keeps a plain five-button panel with a touch display, and can sync lights and sound across a bank.
IGT's Universal Slant was designed to give players slant-top comfort while keeping the merchandising space of an upright cabinet. It was part of IGT's 2011 cabinet line and was still on IGT's show stands in 2016. A 32-inch variant also appears in IGT advertising from 2012.
The Cobalt 27 is a three-screen upright: two 27-inch HD screens under a 24-inch video topper, with lighting built into the cabinet, a Dynamic Player Panel with two bash buttons and a USB charging port on the outside. It debuted at the Entertainment Arena Expo in Bucharest in September 2019 and reached Latin America that November. Our European units were built in 2020 and 2021.
Our Crystal ST is the CrystalSlant, a compact cabinet that borrows from IGT's CrystalDual and CrystalCore designs and runs on the Ascent platform. We supply it with a 27-inch main screen and either a 27-inch or a 32-inch top screen (27/27 or 27/32). IGT introduced it in 2016, showing it to the Northwest market in June and at G2E that September.
CrystalSlant (27-in top box): W 28.1 × H 68.55 × D 33.78 in (71.3 × 174.2 × 85.8 cm) · 348 lb (157.9 kg); CrystalSlant 32 (32-in top box): W 31.79 × H 71.71 × D 33.78 in (80.6 × 182.3 × 85.8 cm) · 374 lb (169.9 kg)MFR
Power
120 VAC 50/60 Hz: 2.4 A (280 W); 230 VAC: 1.3 A (280 W); 6 A breaker (both versions)MFR
IGT does not use the name Crystal Upright, so this unit needs a check of its ID plate. The three-monitor description fits the Cobalt 27 best, with its two 27-inch screens and a 24-inch topper; a CrystalDual 27 fitted with a topper would look much the same. We can tell you which cabinet you are getting.
Likely match
Cobalt 27 or CrystalDual 27 with topperunconfirmed
The PeakSlant32 was IGT's first cabinet to join three gameplay screens into one view: three 32-inch HD displays that the game can flow across. It launched in October 2020 at Mohegan Sun, which IGT called a North American first for that screen setup. The player panel adds its own 13.3-inch multi-touch screen, a wireless charging pad and a USB port, with Bluetooth available for IGT's cashless Resort Wallet.
IGT's AXXIS 23/23 is an upright with two 23-inch Full HD LCDs, the lower one a touchscreen, and frame lighting in full color. It made its world debut at ICE London in February 2016, and IGT says it mixes design cues from both legacy IGT and legacy GTECH. Players get a simple nine-button panel or an optional digital one, a USB charging port and a roomier deck. It runs IGT's Ascent platform, and an optional 21.5-inch topper, static or video, can sit on top.
Screens
2 × 23-in LCD; the main (lower) screen is a touchscreenMFR
IGT Ascent, with an AVP 4.0 brain box (2018 service manual)MFR
Player features
Nine-button mechanical panel with Repeat Bet buttons at left and right, or an optional digital panel; USB charging port; wider stance and longer deckMFR
Lighting
Full-color frame lighting with a top light; works with IGT SyncSation bank lighting, basic effects need no extra hardwareMFR
Weight
125 kg (275.6 lb), cabinet without base; IGT gives the outside measurements only as a drawingMFR
Power
100-120 V AC or 220-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz; maximum 4.5 A (100-120 V) or 2.5 A (220-240 V); 1,841 BTU/hr; one 1,000 W power supply that switches voltage automaticallyMFR
The AVP TrimLine is the slimmer upright IGT launched to carry its Advanced Video Platform (AVP); IGT first sold it in fiscal 2006. Its 19-inch LCDs run at 1280 × 1024 in 32-bit color, the speakers sit inside the cabinet, and the machine is 2.5 inches shallower than IGT's earlier 19-inch upright, coin tray included. A soft urethane wrist rest, a flatbed bill acceptor and Ethernet for server-based gaming round it out.
Source tags: MFR = the manufacturer's published documents · REG = a regulator's document · press / dealer = not yet confirmed by the manufacturer.
1975Founded by Si Redd as A-1 Supply
1981Renamed IGT and taken public
$6.4BGTECH merger, closed 2015
Las VegasHeadquarters of today's IGT
About IGT
IGT started in 1975 when William "Si" Redd opened A-1 Supply. The company became Sircoma in 1978 and International Game Technology in 1981, the year video poker machines carried it to a public listing, and it moved to the New York Stock Exchange in 1991. Along the way it created Nevada's Megabucks, a statewide linked progressive that starts at $1 million, and in 1996 it licensed Wheel of Fortune for what became one of the best-known slot brands anywhere.
IGT joined the S&P 500 in 2001, the same period it bought Anchor Gaming and Silicon Gaming. In 2014 the lottery operator GTECH agreed to buy it for $6.4 billion including debt; when the deal closed in April 2015 the combined business kept the IGT name as a UK-registered PLC.
In July 2025 funds managed by Apollo bought IGT's gaming and digital business together with Everi for about $6.3 billion. That company now carries the IGT name from Las Vegas, while the former parent's lottery operations became Brightstar Lottery.
Key dates
1975Si Redd founds A-1 Supply.
1981Becomes International Game Technology and goes public.
1996Licenses Wheel of Fortune for slots.
2014S3000 stepper launches at G2E.
2015GTECH merger closes.
2020PeakSlant32 launches at Mohegan Sun.
2025Gaming business combined with Everi under Apollo.
Specifications come from published manufacturer and trade-press sources; confirm the exact configuration of any unit with us before you buy. Brand names and logos belong to their respective owners.
