The product must be feasible. This allows the project to provoke more serious conversations within the industry, as the product is actually achievable.
The product must not alter the odds of an existing roulette table. This allows for a more convincing project, showing the industry how responsible gambling features can be designed into the casino experience without the need to change the rules of the games.
The wheel must create no noise whilst spinning. This reduces the activating noises heard whilst gambling.
The wheel must land on an individual number once it loses momentum. This allows for a specific outcome to be generated from the wheel spinning, much like a traditional roulette wheel.
The chips must be easily picked up and easily placed onto the betting area. This prevents a frustrating gambling experience.
Losing chips must be easily discarded. This allows the dealer to carry out their job efficiently, successfully managing the table.
The chips must represent both a specific gambler at the table and a value. This allows for gamblers to be distinguishable from one another and for both dealers and users to understand the value of the chips.
The seating and table top must be cleanable. This allows the venue to clean the parts after frequent use.
