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he MiniStar II is a newly released product of the MiniStar product line. The MiniStar II Roulette offers a smaller footprint than our Diamond Roulette product line to accommodate any casino floor. It is available with four, five, six, eight, or ten seats with either a Single or Double-Zero Roulette wheel. The ergonomically designed MiniStar II Roulette features HD play station monitors, durable techno-gel armrests, optional progressive jackpot systems and fast result detection. It supports bill acceptors, ticket printers, and coin- handling systems. The MiniStar II Roulette can also connect to Interblock’s MiniStar String. This product can be composed of up to four play stations, allowing operators to easily add and connect incremental play stations to an existing MiniStar on their casino floor.
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uxury gaming manufacturer of Electronic Table Games (ETGs), Interblock, is promoting its comprehensive collection of gaming solutions. Their products
are designed to bring new carded players to the casino floor and increase the hold and handle the industry has historically seen from ETGs.
Diamond Dual Roulette
nterblock’s Diamond Dual Roulette is composed of two different colored wheel generators that deliver results
for two separate Roulette games. The wheel generators can be configured for single-zero or double-zero Roulette gameplay. With its multi-game functionality and 27-inch screens, players can easily wager on one or both Roulette games from their seat simultaneously. The red and blue automated wheel generators work in concert, giving players the opportunity to play more spins without having to wait for the betting clock – ultimately driving more revenue to the casino. The different colored generators and individual picture-in picture video feeds make it easy to follow the two active wheels.
MiniStar II
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