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AlfaStreet

A family carpentry shop in Slovenia that became an electronic roulette maker

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AlfaStreet R8 Electronic Roulette

R8 Electronic Roulette

Double zero · confirm quantities available

Player stations around an automated wheel that can be ordered with a single or double zero; the unit we listed is a double-zero version. Older R8 cabinets used 23-inch touchscreens, and the platform supports bill acceptors, ticket printers and TITO. Besides roulette it can run Sic Bo and craps, players can follow more than one game at once, and a cabinet can connect to as many as 32 games, with side bets, tournaments and progressive jackpots on top.

Footprint2610 × 2610 mm (102¾ × 102¾ in), 6.73 m² MFR
Height850 mm (33.4 in); 2560 mm (100.8 in) with signage MFR
WheelAutomated; single or double zero MFR
Terminals23-in touchscreens on earlier cabinets MFR
GamesRoulette, Sic Bo, craps; multigame and simultaneous play MFR
Cash handlingBill acceptors, ticket printers, TITO MFR
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Source tags: MFR = the manufacturer's published documents · REG = a regulator's document · press / dealer = not yet confirmed by the manufacturer.

1992Počkaj d.o.o. founded
SežanaHeadquarters and factory, Slovenia
140+Countries supplied (company figure)
2.61 mR8 width and length

About AlfaStreet

AlfaStreet's roots are in wood. The Počkaj family ran a carpentry business in Rodik, a village in southwest Slovenia, that its chief executive dates to 1967 and that supplied hotels, banks and libraries all over Yugoslavia with furniture. When the country broke up and that market shrank, Iztok Počkaj, the owner's son, put together a roulette station for a bar in the area. It sold, more orders followed, some of them from companies that later became competitors, and the family company Počkaj d.o.o., registered in March 1992, turned into AlfaStreet Gaming.

The company says it came up with simultaneous play, letting a player follow two games from one screen, and that the feature became standard across the industry. It now employs more than 100 people at its headquarters and factory in Sežana and, by its own count, sells into more than 140 countries, with KGM Gaming handling U.S. distribution.

The R8 is the cabinet AlfaStreet calls its original and most popular design, and the company bills it as the best-selling roulette in the world.

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