Animated lighting effects for roulette
AssigneeInterblock D.O.O.
InventorsJames Preston, John Joseph Connelly
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Abstract
A roulette wheel system and method of using are disclosed. A roulette wheel may include a rotatable rim, a controller, and an optical display system. The optical display system may be configured to project a lighting effect on a top surface of the roulette wheel. The lighting effect corresponds to bet information. As the bet information changes the lighting effect is dynamically updated. A controller may provide signal content to the optical display system to produce the signal content.
Claims21
A roulette wheel system, comprising:
- an optical display system configured to project a lighting effect on a top surface of the roulette wheel, wherein the lighting effect corresponds to bet information;
- a controller providing signal content to the optical display system, the signal content producing the lighting effect, wherein the bet information corresponds to bets received from at least one player station during a betting window, and wherein the controller continuously updates the signal content based on the bet information during the betting window to dynamically change the lighting effect based on changes to the bet information.
A method, comprising:
- generating, by a controller, a lighting effect corresponding to bet information received by at least one player station during a betting window;
- projecting, by an optical display system, the lighting effect on a top surface of a roulette wheel;
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- continuously updating the signal content based on the bet information by the controller during the betting window to dynamically change the lighting effect based on changes to the bet information.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions which, when executed by a processor, cause a computing device to:
- generate, by a controller, a lighting effect corresponding to bet information received by at least one player station during a betting window;
- and
- project, by an optical display system, the lighting effect on a top surface of a roulette wheel, wherein the bet information corresponds to bets received from the at least one player station during the betting window, and wherein the controller continuously updates the lighting effect based on changes to the bet information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.