Right, I don’t think these TVs are for watching.

It’s an eye-catching design element that definitely draws attention to the new entrance. Talked to the slot guy, and he suspects that front machine with its back to the door may be the low earner in the bank, but overall if they all fill up, people will play that one, too.

Then it’s failure on both attempts. If the goal is to draw people in, GG should be enhancing the front entrance, not trying to use a TV Tower as a site line from the front door, it doesn’t really work. My take on it is they are trying to creating an interesting visual element once in the front door. Granted they have a limited foot print, but if that was the goal, they should have tried something more visually interesting then a bunch of stacked TV’s which are present at every sports book or bar in Vegas. I would have loved to either seen something high end in styling (Think Chandelier bar, Mirage Fish tank, SLS center bar, etc). I think it was to create function and style, which the Wonder TV Tower does, but its placement on top of a bunch of slots is horrible design IMHO.

Its goal is to of course draw people into the entrance, not for slot players to watch.

It’ll be great on Football Sunday!

I don’t the feeling those TVs are really meant to be watched. They’re a draw for people walking by.

It actually looks pretty good, and accomplishes the goal of being eye-catching and drawing people into the new entrances.

Yeah, I think it’s really just to catch the eye of people walking by.

Not a fan of moobs?