Mercury 360 RRS o1u2t Cammegh

The Mercury 360 RRS (Random Rotor Speed) randomly and imperceptibly changes the rate of deceleration of the rotor from game to game by means of an innovative less system. This dramatically increases the wheel’s unpredictability and provides a new layer of security against wheel clocking and advantage play, whilst also boosting productivity in the online environment by allowing bets to be placed after the ball is spun. RRS can be integrated into any wheel in the Mercury 360 family. 1a6l4n

Features 5k1gd

Random Rotor Speed security
4 discreet In-Rim sensors
Hard-wearing Garnite ball track
Maintenance-free-for-life bearing
Anti-warp composite structure

Basic Customisations 3n364d

Single, double or triple zero rotor
Traditional double-radius or scalloped separators
Full range of natural wood veneers, single colours or custom designs
Cammegh, French, continental or bespoke turret
Nickel, gold, brass or rose gold plating on the turret and ball stops

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Unprecidented Security 6t2w3c

The Random Rotor Speed (RRS) feature increases a game’s unpredictability to protect against wheel clocking and advantage play.

This example shows rotor deceleration during two test games on the same wheel, with RRS active. The rotor speeds are identical until ‘Place Your Bets’, at which point RRS begins to exert its less influence and imperceptibly slow down the rotors. The magnitude of the effect is randomised so no two games are the same.

In the example here, when the results are called, the rotors have deviated by 19 and 25 pockets – well over half a revolution.