The display shows players at the table and across the floor the history of winning numbers and the current statistics of the wheel. The number does not come from the dealer’s console but from a laser sensor: the system determines the winning number and the ball’s drop point itself, at any wheel speed.
What is on the screen
- Table limits — minimum and maximum bet.
- Statistics by colour — the share of red, black and zero.
- Statistics by bet type — odd/even and 1–18 / 19–36.
- Hot and cold numbers — the most and least frequent.
- Column of winning numbers — the history of spins, colour-coded.
- Video — the spin is shown live between bets.
Case and installation
The case is made of mahogany; the colour and the screen design are matched to the venue’s corporate style — from the frame and background to the fonts and idle screens. The display stands on a pedestal beside the table or mounts on a wall; it needs power and a link to the server.
Reading the winning number
An automatic laser sensor registers the winning number and the point where the ball drops. It works at any wheel speed, so the result does not depend on whether the dealer pressed a button in time and needs no manual confirmation.
The display suits a wheel from any manufacturer — the sensor is designed to be fitted to equipment already on the floor.
Link to the management system
The display integrates with the casino management system: winning numbers are written to the database instantly, feeding table statistics and shift reports. Nothing has to be entered a second time.
| Screen | 25″, wide-angle |
|---|---|
| Case | mahogany, finished to the venue’s style |
| Reading | automatic laser sensor |
| Wheel speed | any |
| Compatibility | a wheel from any manufacturer |
| Integration | real-time writes to the management database |
