How long does a jackpot signage upgrade usually take?

Most retrofit installs onto an existing bank end are completed in a weekend, since the hardware is designed to fit the current footprint rather than requiring a rebuild.

Should we upgrade the whole floor at once or start small?

Start with one high-visibility bank as a proof of concept. It's far easier to get budget sign-off for the rest of the floor once there's a working example on-site.

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The Casino Floor Signage Upgrade Checklist

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Most signage upgrade projects don't fail on the hardware — they fail on the planning. This checklist is the one we walk operators through before a single panel gets quoted, so the install goes in once, correctly, and keeps paying off for years.

1. Audit what's actually underperforming

Which banks have had the same signage since install day, with no re-theme in over a year?
Which progressive jackpots have signage that doesn't match their pulling power?
Which entrances or zones get the least foot traffic, and could signage change that?

Be specific. "The whole floor needs refreshing" is a budget-buster of a brief. "These four banks near the north entrance haven't changed in two years" is a project.

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The remainder covers what to audit before you spend anything, the questions that separate a real quote from a cheap one, and what to budget for beyond the panels. Tell us where to send it and it opens right here.

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