Electronic simulated wheels are already legal in Minnesota. What we are seeking in Minnesota is an efficient and secure ticket system that could actually work. With this system, we are still using a paper ticket; however, the player can use paper or a mobile app to plan their play - select their wagers. Either way, their selections, amounts and quantity of spins needs to be scanned into the system and an official ticket is printed. In Minnesota, we are also seeking the ability to use symbols instead of being required to always use numbers on the wheel. If we can use symbols and numbers, our successful North Dakota wheel, Pig Wheel™, would come to Minnesota. That is, if we can get ticket modifications.
In North Dakota we are seeking the use of electronic simulated wheels using the system above that would allow the game to be conducted without a dedicated table. Thus, it could be operated at far lower cost in bars and taverns with lower traffic - rural areas. This system defeats the human and environmental spinning bias that can sometimes, currently, effect the outcome.
