Nisqually Red Wind Casino and Quick Custom Intelligence Enter Into a 3-Year Partnership

Nisqually Red Wind Casino and Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI) are thrilled to announce a partnership spanning three years, poised to redefine the gaming and hospitality landscape in southern Washington. This collaboration heralds an exciting fusion of cutting-edge technology and top-tier hospitality which will elevate operational efficiency, refine service quality, and deliver an unmatched guest experience.

The installation process is now underway as QCI embarks on an exciting journey with the Red Wind team. Anticipation is high for the fruitful collaboration and innovative strides that lie ahead. As we dive into comprehensive software deployment, the dedicated team at Red Wind Casino is preparing for the official launch scheduled for October.

Lorena Flores, Player Development Manager of Nisqually Red Wind Casino, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “We are excited to embark on this groundbreaking journey alongside QCI. The QCI platform represents a significant advancement for our host team, and we firmly believe it will not only streamline our operations but also elevate the standard of service and entertainment we provide to our valued guests. With QCI’s innovative solutions, we are confident in delivering an unmatched gaming experience in the southern Washington market. This partnership perfectly aligns with our commitment to excellence and guest satisfaction.”

Andrew Cardno, CTO of QCI, conveyed his satisfaction with the newly formed partnership, saying, “At QCI, we place great importance on partnerships built on mutual respect, shared vision, and unwavering dedication. Our collaboration with Nisqually Red Wind Casino exemplifies such a relationship. We have been deeply impressed by the dedication, commitment to excellence, and passion for enhancing guest experiences demonstrated by the Red Wind team. I am proud and excited about the journey ahead, and I am confident that together, we will set new standards within the southern Washington market.”