Roulette Display board wanted (1 Viewer)

[EasyE]

Does anyone know the best route to find a roulette display board that would be an upgrade over a white board and markers?
Doesn't necessarily need to have the sensors and vision but a used cyclops style would be sweet.

 

[Highli99]

Someone should invent flop display board
For poker to stoke the degen fires of players that like to talk about hot cards.

good luck in your search!

 

[tabletalker7]

I make no guarantees they have any but casino salvage yard has all kinds of stuff http://www.casinosalvageyard.com/

 

[Av8tion]

you could probably rig a cheap tablet to do it...

 

[dennis63]

Another potential supplier is Casino Supplies and Services in Las Vegas. It's run by Heather Ferris, the Las Vegas casino dealer who does the Vegas Aces videos on how to play various casino games. They definitely have roulette winning number displays.

https://www.casinosuppliesandservices.com/portfolio/roulette-winning-number-display-led/

 

[EasyE]

Thanks all. I priced out a few places/suggestions. For the old time LED boards that have a camera in them, they go refurbished for $2,800 plus. The LCD ones with hot numbers , etc. 4-6K!!
I'm starting to like the white board a lot more lol

Chip sorters, 5k refurbished. I'd rather pick up another 1,000 roulette chips and sort at the end of the night.

Cheers

 

[dennis63]

Thanks all. I priced out a few places/suggestions. For the old time LED boards that have a camera in them, they go refurbished for $2,800 plus. The LCD ones with hot numbers , etc. 4-6K!!
I'm starting to like the white board a lot more lol

Chip sorters, 5k refurbished. I'd rather pick up another 1,000 roulette chips and sort at the end of the night.

Cheers

The pro equipment is ridiculously expensive. One of the secrets of the industry is this: almost everything in the casino -- from tables to signs to machines -- is leased from the manufacturers. The casino wins cash from the players and writes off the lease payments as a daily expense.

 

[OsheasPaintLake]

I was also looking for a roulette display board and couldn’t find anything, however this is my plan:

Ive contacted the developer of the app “Roulette Dashboard” and asked if it would be possible to add a screen to the app that looks like a roulette cyclops display, which he seemed like could be possible. The plan would be to mount a tv as the display and connect it thru Apple TV to my phone where I would manually enter the results.

At this point just waiting and hoping to see an update to that app. I don’t know anything about programming, but seems like it shouldn’t be all that difficult for someone who knows what their doing to create.

Also, a TV display is not really the shape of the cyclops, but if the TV is mounted on its side and the app could rotate the display, it would be much closer.

if I ever get this set up, I’ll post a picture. If anyone knows anything about making a simple app that looks like the cyclops display, I would be very interested.

 

[JustDave]

The pro equipment is ridiculously expensive. One of the secrets of the industry is this: almost everything in the casino -- from tables to signs to machines -- is leased from the manufacturers. The casino wins cash from the players and writes off the lease payments as a daily expense.

I'd really like a craps table, not some crazy 14 footer but like a 10 that you could fit in your house(I'm obviously not going to, the wife would skin me alive). Given the size of the tables the costs that are like 4-8k really aren't that bad.

 

[Eastman99]

I have designed my own roulette scoreboard system. Please see pic. I had searched for a casino model, bitt as noted, wasaayyy too expensive.

Dave

 

[allforcharity]

That looks awesome!