Description
The TB-NNRFID-BC-250150 is Macaumr’s RFID Niu Niu table: a semi-circular, seven-position table with in-table chip tracking: an antenna array under the felt and a reader that reports every chip to the pit system as it lands. It is normally specified together with the Niu Niu roadmap display, so the chip record and the game record come from one deployment.
What is an RFID Niu Niu table and how does it work?
An RFID Niu Niu table is a semi-circular Niu Niu gaming table with a reader layer laminated under the felt, so every chip on the layout is identified by the position that placed it rather than counted by hand. The array covers the player positions, the dealer area and the tray, and the reader refreshes the table continuously at up to 200 chips per second before passing the chip identity, the position and the value to the pit software.
Niu Niu turns hands quickly, so the reading has to keep up with the game rather than with the count. Because the whole layout is scanned rather than the tray alone, buy-ins, colour-ups, float movement and chip transfers are visible as they happen, and an unknown chip ID is flagged the moment it is played.
How does it compare with a standard Niu Niu table?
A standard Niu Niu table is furniture: chips are counted by hand at buy-in, colour-up and shift close. An RFID Niu Niu table adds a reader layer under the felt, so the same table produces live chip tracking instead of a manual count. The frame, the felt and the dealing experience are unchanged; what changes is where the numbers come from.
| Standard Niu Niu table | RFID Niu Niu table | |
|---|---|---|
| Chip identification | Manual count and visual inspection | Every chip read continuously at its position |
| Float tracking | Recorded by hand during the shift | Buy-ins, colour-ups and payouts update float as they happen |
| Counterfeit detection | Visual checks only | Unrecognised IDs and denomination mismatches raise an alert |
| Reporting | Compiled at shift close | Pit and cage work from the same live record |
| If the reader fails | Not applicable | The table continues as a standard table until the fault is fixed |
What are the specifications?
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | TB-NNRFID-BC-250150 |
| Table type | RFID Niu Niu table, semi-circular |
| Dimensions | 2200 × 1100 × 780 mm, customizable |
| Seats | 7 player positions as standard, 9 on request |
| Table shape | Semi-circular, customizable |
| Frame | Solid wood, dark wood grain with gold edging, green felt, beige padded armrest, semi-circular floor base |
| RFID frequency | 13.56 MHz HF; UHF on request (ISO/IEC 15693) |
| Air interface | ISO 15693 / ISO 14443 |
| Read performance | Up to 200 chips per second multi-stack; full betting-zone scan under 1 second |
| Antenna layout | Array under the felt, covering every betting zone |
| Anti-counterfeit check | Encrypted unique ID; invalid chips and denomination mismatches flagged; payout rules checked |
| Data interface | USB or RS-232 |
| Compatible systems | Macaumr roadmap system (EC-BA series), casino management systems, dashboard displays |
| Software | Self-diagnosis, live chip-flow monitoring, shift settlement, anomaly alerts, report export, roadmap display sync |
| Data security | Encrypted chip ID, role-based permissions, operation log retention |
| System capacity | 20–50 tables per server |
| Power | AC 110–220V 50/60 Hz |
| Operating environment | 0–40 °C, 20–80% RH |
| Weight | Approximately 120 kg in the reference configuration |
| Installation | Floor-standing; transported as a complete table and assembled on site |
| Minimum order | 1–10 pcs, indicative, confirmed in the quote |
| Lead time | 15–45 working days, indicative, confirmed at order |
| Warranty | 12 months from delivery |
| Packing | Wooden case or carton, confirmed at order |
What can be customised?
Table size, seat count, table shape, felt colour and pattern, layout artwork, logo, armrest finish, chip tray, cup holder, antenna placement and packing are all specified from the approved drawing. The standard finish is dark wood grain with gold edging and green felt; the wood finish, the felt colour and the printed layout are changed per project.
Most of what changes between projects sits in the fittings. Chip tray and cup holder positions are made to your drawing, and the antenna cut-outs follow the same drawing, so the layout and the array are fixed together. The felt is matched to a supplied swatch or Pantone reference with batch colour variation controlled to ΔE ≤ 2; Martindale abrasion data and fire test reports to your market’s standard are available. Armrest covers and felt tops can be supplied as spares, and diagnostics on the connected tables can be run remotely.
How does the table work with the Niu Niu roadmap display?
In a Niu Niu pit the table is normally specified together with the Niu Niu roadmap display: the reader supplies the chip and float data, and the display presents the game record the pit follows. Settlement then runs from that record rather than from a manual count, so the pit and the cage reconcile against the same source at shift close.
What happens when a reading zone fails?
The antenna layer is self-diagnosing: when a read zone fails, the system reports which antenna and which zone instead of a generic error, so the pit knows where to look before anyone lifts the felt. Two antennas cover the key zones instead of one, so a stack sitting at the edge of a field is still counted by its neighbour. An antenna layer can also be retrofitted to an existing Niu Niu table after a site assessment, which is how most staged floor upgrades start.
How does the table connect to a casino management system?
Chip and position records leave the table over USB or RS-232, and the protocol, the data fields and the encryption handshake are checked against the platform you already run before the order is confirmed. A single server handles 20–50 tables, with live chip-flow monitoring, shift settlement and anomaly alerts running on it. The chip side is covered by the RFID poker chip range, and the reading hardware on other stations by the RFID chip sensing device range.
How do you order and accept a delivery?
Minimum order is indicative at 1–10 pcs and is fixed once the layout, the chip set and the reader are all specified. Production takes 15–45 working days from approval of the drawing and the artwork. Shipping is in wooden cases or cartons, confirmed at order, and the table is assembled on site; the 12-month warranty starts at delivery, with a four-hour remote response and a site visit within 24–48 hours when required.
Who manufactures these tables?
Guangzhou Yangming Entertainment Products Co., Ltd., which trades as Macaumr, has been manufacturing casino equipment since 2013. Factory address: No. 537 Panyu Avenue North, ABP Headquarters Area Building, Room 603-604, Panyu, Guangzhou 511493, Guangdong, China. Our factory has been audited by SGS-CSTC (Report QIP-ASR2411238, 2024) and assessed by Bureau Veritas (MIC-ASR2011166). Current audit and compliance documents are listed on our compliance page. Layout conventions for the game are covered in the Niu Niu table equipment guide, and the wider range sits under Niu Niu table configurations.
