The Price Is Set by a Quote, Not a List
Cammegh does not publish a retail price for its roulette wheels, and no public reference source lists one. A buyer receives a figure only through a formal quotation from Cammegh or from an approved distributor, and that figure is built around the exact specification ordered. Anyone quoting a single dollar amount for a Cammegh wheel is repeating a rumour, not a fact.
This article explains what drives the cost, why two buyers can pay very different amounts for wheels that look similar, and where the authoritative current number comes from. It contains no price, because no verifiable price exists in any public source.
What the Manufacturer Sells
Cammegh is a manufacturer of precision roulette wheels and associated table equipment, supplying land-based casino venues rather than home consumers. The product line is built around mechanical wheels, automated wheels, and integrated display and security systems that attach to them. Each order is assembled to the buyer's specification, which is the first reason a fixed price cannot exist.
The relevant comparison for a buyer is not between two prices but between two configurations. A wheel ordered for a private residence differs from one ordered for a high-volume casino floor, and those differences change the quote before any negotiation begins.
| Cost driver | What it changes | Why it is not a fixed figure |
|---|---|---|
| Wheel model and size | Base mechanical assembly | Different models carry different manufacturing costs |
| Automation level | Motorised rotor, ball launch, or fully automated play | Each automation tier adds hardware and software |
| Display and security integration | Linked displays, sensors, and reporting systems | Sold as optional modules, not standard inclusions |
| Installation and commissioning | On-site setup, calibration, and training | Quoted separately based on location and scope |
| Shipping and import costs | Freight, insurance, and any duties | Varies by destination country and order size |
| Support and warranty terms | Length and coverage of service | Negotiated per contract, not a menu price |
Why There Is No List Price
Cammegh sells business-to-business equipment, not a consumer product with a shelf price. The buyer is typically a casino operator, a table games supplier, or an installer working on a venue project, and each transaction is structured as a commercial quotation. The manufacturer has no incentive to publish a price list, and doing so would mislead buyers whose specifications differ.
Even where a distributor advertises a figure, that figure normally covers a base configuration without installation, shipping, import duties, or the integration work that a working casino table requires. The advertised number, where one appears at all, is a starting point for a negotiation rather than a final cost.
What Changes the Quote Most
The single largest variable is whether the wheel is mechanical or automated. A fully automated wheel with integrated displays, ball tracking, and result reporting costs substantially more to manufacture than a manual wheel, and that difference is reflected in the quote. A buyer who does not need automation should not pay for it, but a buyer who does need it cannot compare against a manual-wheel figure.
The second variable is destination. A wheel shipped within Europe faces different freight and import treatment than one shipped to North America, Asia, or the Middle East. The manufacturer quotes shipping and any applicable duties separately, and those amounts are outside the wheel's own manufacturing cost.
The third variable is support. A casino ordering multiple wheels with a multi-year service agreement receives different commercial terms than a single-wheel buyer. Support, spare parts, and training are all priced into the quotation and are not visible in any public source.
How a Buyer Gets the Real Number
The only authoritative channel for a current price is a written quotation from Cammegh or from a distributor formally authorised to sell its equipment. The buyer specifies the model, the automation level, the destination, and the support requirements, and the manufacturer responds with a figure valid for a stated period. That figure is the price; nothing published online substitutes for it.
A buyer should treat any number found on a forum, a resale listing, or a third-party article as unverified. Used wheels appear on secondary markets at prices that reflect age, condition, and the seller's urgency, not the cost of a new wheel from the manufacturer. Comparing a used price to a new quotation is not a meaningful comparison.
What to Confirm Before You Commit
Before accepting any quotation, confirm exactly what it includes. A low figure may exclude installation, calibration, display integration, shipping, import duties, or the support contract, and each of those items is a separate cost. Ask the supplier to itemise the quotation so that every component is visible.
Confirm the lead time as well. A wheel built to specification is not a stock item, and the time between order and delivery affects project planning. The quotation should state the production window, the shipping method, and the commissioning schedule. Confirm all three in writing before making any payment.
FAQ
Does Cammegh publish a price list for its roulette wheels?
No. Cammegh does not publish retail prices for its wheels, and no public reference source lists a current figure. The price is set through a formal quotation from the manufacturer or an approved distributor, based on the exact specification, destination, and support terms the buyer requests.
Why do two Cammegh wheels cost different amounts?
Because the wheels are built to order. Automation level, display and security integration, shipping destination, installation scope, and support terms all change the quote. Two wheels that look similar can carry very different prices when those variables differ, which is why no single figure is meaningful.
Where can I get an accurate current price?
From Cammegh directly or from a distributor formally authorised to sell its equipment. Request a written quotation that itemises the wheel, any automation, shipping, import costs, installation, and support. Treat any number found on a forum or resale listing as unverified.
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