Nigel Botelho, Director of Lucky Star Amusements, was the first EAG visitor to step up to the ‘oche’ to join the Blueprint Operations promotion to win a £1,000 for charity.

The Blueprint stand visitor to throw the highest score will receive the ‘grand’ prize of £1,000 courtesy of the MERKUR Community social impact fund which has supported an amazing 150 good causes to the tune of £220,000.

As part of its focus on building on-stand theatre and fun Blueprint Operations is running a darts competition to celebrate its Bullseye portfolio of games. Amongst some great prizes participants will be able to win a £1,000 donation to a charity of their choice.

The competition is taking place using an electronic darts system provided by sister company Regal Technologies. Part of the immersive on-stand entertainment experience that’s being created by Blueprint the competition celebrates the success of the Bullseye licence which includes the launch of the Bullseye B3 which available for operators to experience on stand P50 at EAG.

Blueprint Operations Managing Director Andy Tipple said: “Amongst a number of great prizes, we wanted to offer something quite different – hence the opportunity to win a £1,000 donation to a charity of the winner’s choice. 

“The industry is famous for its fundraising prowess and the support that it provides to a wide range of good causes. This represents another way of creating some positive social impact and involve our customers in the process.”