We provide slot machines, redemption terminals, and amusements to bars, restaurants, convenience stores, truck stops, and fraternal and veteran establishments across the country. Our focus is providing unmatched customer support, guidance, and compliance expertise so our partner establishments can grow their businesses and generate more revenue.
ACCEL ENTERTAINMENT
Largest Terminal Operator in the Nation
We provide slot machines, redemption terminals, and amusements to bars, restaurants, convenience stores, truck stops, and fraternal and veteran establishments across the country. Our focus is providing unmatched customer support, guidance, and compliance expertise so our partner establishments can grow their businesses and generate more revenue.
Accel Entertainment was granted its Terminal Operator license by the Illinois Gaming Board on March 15, 2012. Accel was one of the first Terminal Operators to be licensed in the state.
The founders of Accel were business professionals who saw an opportunity for success in the Illinois gaming market. They brought friends and family together to form a company that would focus on developing mutually successful relationships with their customers.
The Illinois Video Gaming Act was enacted on July 13, 2009 to help fund Public Act 96-0034, a $31 billion State infrastructure improvement plan. The Video Gaming Act allowed up to five video gaming terminals (VGTs) to be operated at liquor-licensed establishments, certain fraternal and veterans organizations and truck stops.
On October 9, 2012, the Video gaming market officially commenced live operations.
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“My overall experience with Accel has been superb. I highly recommend them to anybody. If anybody wants to switch, they should go to Accel. That’s the company to be with.”
“We've had an excellent relationship with Accel from the very beginning. They're not skimpy about giving us what we need to promote our end of the business. They're doing a great job.”
