responsibility of the crucial precision engineering. We now employ two precision engineers dedicated to the manufacturing of the one-piece separator rings and rotors, turrets and bearings. We offer innovations such as the aforementioned sensors on our Mercury 360 wheels, four in each wheel which give off no visible light. These sensors are machined in-situ so that you cannot feel them and can barely even see them for a totally discreet installation. Our Mercury 360 wheels also feature a separator fret that is unique in that it’s curved along its length and width to create a highly random ball scatter. It’s a very simple mechanical design that increases the ball scatter so that players are less likely to be able to gain an advantage by late or section bet play. Also, the bearings are maintenance-free for life so will never need lubricating.


Other recent advancements for our Mercury 360 include the patented random rotor speed (RRS) innovation where the rotor randomly changes speed during a game even if this is taking place on a live wheel. This protects our customers in the online gaming sector and enables them to receive a live video feed of a wheel and still take wagers right up to the normal ‘no more bets’ time safe in the knowledge that players will not be able to gain an unfair advantage by using electronic clocking devices. Overall, we are absolutely dedicated to manufacturing the world’s finest roulette wheels and have never lost sight of our goal or area of expertise, which is high-end precision engineering. We are not a furniture manufacturer who also make roulette wheels. We are a precision engineering company specialising in the manufacturing of roulette wheels. We concentrate on our core product and, as this product determines the outcome of a bet and the winning or losing of money, we understand how important it is for clients not to take a chance on this particular piece of equipment.


You are well-known around the world for your roulette wheels but do you offer any other products?


We offer products in four key areas, all being roulette driven. Roulette as a live or automatic game is only a thin sliver of the gaming mix in casinos around the world. So, the range of products that we offer in this vertical sector is really quite broad and highly specialised to fit the various specific demands within our niche. We offer roulette wheels that have been designed for the live table environment in addition to electronic and automated models. On top of this,


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we have roulette wheels that will link with manual and automatic electronic betting terminals as well as those that are for pure cosmetic indulgence and, the most recent innovation, models that have been designed specifically for the online gaming environment. Being a specialist roulette wheel manufacturer, this has enabled us to address each of these niches within the vertical sector of roulette to deliver an unrivalled range of wheels meeting various operator demands. Being the first roulette wheel manufacturer to introduce in-rim sensors on manual roulette wheels, we have also developed our stunning Billboard LCD winning number displays to integrate seamlessly with the wheels. These custom designed guest-facing screens provide game results along with history and statistical information while also providing the means to operate our new roulette side bet, Double Shot. We also provide roulette wheel analysis and data provision systems. In fact, our latest generation of wheels, the Mercury 360 series, has been designed with Ethernet and serial communications


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