This may look a lot like an RNG roulette game but actually it’s not. See the roulette wheel top left? That’s not computer generated, but rather a live video insert. The game is Live Slingshot Roulette and it’s now available on a bunch of Evolution Gaming casinos. The above screenshot was taken at Unibet’s...
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Above is a roulette wheel called the Mercury2 produced by well known wheel manufacturer Cammegh. If you spend a bit of time playing live roulette and you have a discerning eye then the design of this wheel and the Slingshot (bottom) may look familiar. That’s because they seem to be the wheel of choice...
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Management at roulette wheel manufacturer Cammegh must be pretty happy with themselves I reckon. Three of the biggest and most expensive casinos ever built have opened in the last 12 months…in Singapore the Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa; in Macau the City of Dreams. Over 750,000 square feet of gaming floor and...
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If you talk to some roulette players they will tell you that the make and model of roulette wheel that you play on is crucial. Why? Well roulette wheels aren’t perfect and these imperfections can open the door to advantage play opportunities where they can be identified and exploited (see our wheel bias post)....
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There are plenty of roulette players out there who subscribe to the theory that roulette is a game of physics rather than mathematics, and if they can identify physical imperfections (eg a wheel bias) then a window of exploitation is opened. Personally, I find it pretty hard to believe that today’s wheels have physical...
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