Roulette Wheel Analysis

With the addition of Roulette Wheel Analysis operators can maintain their wheels at peak efficiency. By having complete visibility of a wheel’s performance, any bias is quickly highlighted to ensure the operator is made aware before there’s a problem. A wheel bias may arise due to incorrect installation, inaccurate levelling, sub-optimal cleaning operations, table movement or fraudulent wheel manipulation, as well as general wear and tear. Roulette Wheel Analysis allows operators to assign wheels to tables and collect data in the background, which allows them to generate concise and detailed reports to monitor a wheel’s integrity in real-time.

These reports provide easy-to-read diagrams that illustrate acceptable and unacceptable levels of performance and bias. If an untoward bias is detected, detailed reports provide drop zone information, number of spins and date ranges.

One of the difficulties faced by casino operators is getting accurate data from the gaming equipment when revenues suddenly change or security is breached. Every Saturn™ Roulette Wheel has Drop Zone Detection built in at no extra cost. Drop Zone Detection (DZD) is a patented key performance indicator for Saturn™ Roulette wheels that can be used to track any changes or abnormal events by monitoring the frequency of the ball leaving a particular area (zone) of the ball track. A greater percentage of frequency is a strong indication that the wheel is either dirty, imbalanced or has been tampered with. This enables casinos to quickly detect problems arising from any biased roulette wheels. The importance of having DZD is that this will not show up in a Wheel Analysis report as all numbers will still be random. A Drop Zone enables an advantage player to see when the ball is leaving the rim of the wheel and to then calculate what section of the cylinder it’s going to land in. If you’re not tracking Drop Zone your report will say the wheel is random - but you are losing money.