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Does anyone know the brand of slot machine that has roulette in it? I have seen one before but I don't remember what it is called. I'm not sure if it was a multigame or not. Please respond if you have any idea and thank you in advance

I believe there is a Bally Alpha Roulette game out currently. Not sure how long ago you seen it??

There is a Roulette theme available on a V32 for a Bally Alpha 1 suitcase. I am installing one on my floor this month. I will let you know then what I think of it. I wanted SUMO Kitty but I would have to pay 5k for the ideck and parts to run the ideck.

A.G.I Novomatic have roulette mix for Coolfire 1 platform
http://www.novomatic.com/en/produkte/multi_games/coolfireiroulette/world_of_roulette (http://www.novomatic.com/en/produkte/multi_games/coolfireiroulette/world_of_roulette)

Bally Game Magic

Crowsen  lets us know how you doing  with the Alpha v32 Roulette ?
I like to try one





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We had the roulette on our floor, but it was converted pretty quickly. Only issues I think we had, were that it was a pain in the butt to replace the giant monitor. Two person job. It was extremely dependant on the touch screen, understandably. I don't know why it was converted. We had them for several months as roulette anyway.

We have Sumo Kitty, cute game.

-Styx

We only decided to convert 1 V32 to roulette. The machine is performing below house average. The fan base for roulette is small in my area because legally we can not do live roulette real unless it is based off of cards. Not that much fun. I recently noticed that San Manuel has 4 on their lower floor, must be doing well there.

There is the MonteCarlo game. Reel Slot with a big wheel topper.

I think the best theme I've seen on these so far is called something like "Texas Dice". It gets a good amount of play, and looks like a game that even I would play.

-Styx

Bally has the Monte Carlo,V32,S6000,Monte Carlo wheel topper on a V22/26. I think they are only selling the old S6000. And I enjoy playing the old games. In my world trying to support a bunch of these on a casino floor would be a nightmare. I am impressed with what Interblock has done in the past 2 years with roulette. This is just one of there many stations that they produce.

I've seen it on the casino floor and it seems to get a fair amount of play. Are they the same company that makes the Craps game? It seems to be an identical design concept. (The one with the giant dice in the center that are "pop" tossed the way old board game "dice-in-a-dome" dice used to be.)

What other unique games do they produce?

Yes. I personally do not like the dice game they provide. I like their roulette and black jack though. For larger casinos the roulette comes with stadium seating and a employee manning station for the wheel.

I've seen those, too.

We just had the Interblock game installed here where I work. We have SicBo and Craps on ours. We use a different system for roulette, where we have stations connected to our live table, not from Interblock.

-Styx