In / out pulse monitoring for gaming floors
Know what every machine
actually earns.
RouletteWatch reads the in and out signals your roulette terminals already produce and turns them into profit, hold and margin you can check from anywhere. Per machine, per venue, per hour.
Nodes supplied with Pro · About five minutes to fit one
Table 03 · Riverside
$1,842
Profit today
- Hold
- 24.2%
- Pulses
- 1,204 / 902
Signal path
From the meter line to the number you trust
- 01Terminal
Your machine already counts credits in and out on its meter lines. RouletteWatch does not change how it plays or what it pays.
- 02Node
A small Wi-Fi node taps those lines and reports each pulse, stamped with the time the device recorded it. Fitting one takes about five minutes.
- 03Event log
Each pulse lands as its own row carrying its own increment, so a busy minute never gets averaged into a quiet hour.
- 04Dashboard
Profit, hold and margin for every machine and every venue, in any browser, going back as far as you have been running.
What you get
One place for the whole floor
Status
ProEvery machine, and whether it is running
Online state, last contact and firmware version per machine, updating as the pulses land. Anything that has gone quiet is called out on your home screen.
Money
Profit that survives the time range
Because each event carries its own increment, totals add up the same whether you look at an hour, a shift, or the last quarter.
Venues
Hubs for each location
Group machines by venue, look at one site or all of them at once, and move a machine between hubs when it physically moves.
Cash
Reconciliation that matches the drop
Log intakes by note denomination, record payouts, and mark each one settled once the cash is counted. Every edit keeps the address of whoever made it.
Access
Staff see their venue, not your books
Invite someone by email and choose per hub whether they can view data, view or edit payouts, and view or edit intakes.
Devices
Node settings without a site visit
Change power saving, unsent-count recovery and input polarity from the dashboard. Each change is versioned, and the node reports back when it has applied it.
Analytics suite
ProFive ways to read the same floor
Pick a date range and a venue once. Every view below reads the same events, so the numbers agree with each other and with your finance screen.
Overview
Where the money came from
- Profit, intake or payout over time
- By hour of day
- Profit share
- Per-hub and per-machine table with margin
Patterns
When the floor is actually busy
- Day by hour heatmap
- Activity strip
- This period against the last
- Day of month
Machines
Which units carry the room
- Pareto concentration
- Margin against intake
- Reporting coverage
- Sparkline per machine
- Compare by model or game type
Cash
What went in, and what came back out
- Cash size distribution
- Payouts reconciled against outstanding
- Credits per pulse check
Integrity
Whether the hold is where it should be
- Hold percentage with control bands
- Rolling daily average
- Drawdown from peak
Export
Machines, a profit report or a daily summary as CSV. You choose the machines, the date range and the columns.
Deletion
Clear one machine's history, wipe your data, or close the account outright. All three are in the app, not in a support queue.
Security
Encrypted in transit and at rest, with every query scoped to the hubs your account is allowed to see.
Questions
Before you sign up
What does RouletteWatch actually measure?
The in and out pulses your machines already generate. Each pulse becomes a timestamped event with its own value, and every figure on the dashboard is a sum over those events: intake, payout, profit, hold and margin.
Do I have to modify my machines?
No. A node wires to the existing meter output lines and reads them. It does not sit in the game logic, and it does not change how a machine plays or pays. Reckon on about five minutes per machine to fit one and get it on the Wi-Fi.
Will it tell me when a machine goes down?
Not by sending you anything yet. There are no email or push alerts today. Machines that stop reporting show as offline throughout the dashboard and get surfaced on your home screen, so you catch them when you next look. Alerting is something we want to add, and we would rather say that than imply it already works.
What is a hub?
A hub is one physical location. Every machine at that site belongs to its hub, which is how per-venue profit, access permissions and comparisons all work.
Can I let a manager in without showing them everything?
Yes. Access is granted per email address and per hub, and you pick each permission separately: view data, view or edit payouts, view or edit intakes.
Can I get my data out?
Yes. Export machines, a profit report or a daily summary as CSV, choosing which machines, which date range and which columns. You can also delete a machine's history, or your whole account, whenever you want.
Start with one machine and see what it tells you.
Tell us how many machines you run and where. Nodes come with Pro, and the dashboard starts filling as soon as the first one reports.