The Parlor Tri-Wheel image above is what you would see on a 70" Samsung monitor in a bar that is connected to the statewide Tri-Wheel network. Players would find "Player Selection Forms" on the table and select their bet choices for as many spins forward as they wish. The payoff is a multiple of the wager and the minimal selection would be 10 cents with a minimal bet per spin of $1. Once the player fills out the form it is scanned and a machine printed ticket is produced as the official game ticket. The wheel spins every four or five minutes. A table of people might pool their money to play the wheel for several consecutive spins.
This becomes the lowest cost Tri-Wheel game affordable to have in almost any environment. It also becomes the most secure and can include automatic reporting to the state.
Affordable, secure, fun..........let the Tri-Wheel spin. All it needs is legislative authorization. Go to: Tri-Wheel.com and look at the Parlor and Lotto editions. Let us know if you can assist getting this approved.
2 comments:
I see no reason why this should not be a thing! What a great idea, and such an easy way to make more money from the bars! Although I tend to shy away from Promotional Prize Wheel games at carnivals and such, a few drinks would probably change my mind real quick!
Thank you Robert; however, this is not really a "promotional prize wheel" in that it is played for money and it pays cash - albeit chips that are redeemed for cash. Try this in Minnesota and North Dakota or give the Pig Wheel a whirl.........
Post a Comment