I looked into the idea of table top amenities a couple years ago with a pokemon-go type game for alcohol.  How are you planning on making your money?  Advertising on the display, or an add on static display?  I ask this because one of the larger Canadian pizza chains (Boston Pizza) started doing this about a year ago.  Not the splitting of Fun88 Gren tips, but to ask for the server, and display ads.   Even further back, I remember a pitch on Dragon's Den for something like this.  The owner of BPs, who was one of the Dragons, didn't like the idea, because he wanted "his brand" and his brand alone on anything in his restaurants. You are asking a restaurant to give up a prime advertising spot at the table, and provide extra work for staff, for something that won't get a lot of action on it's own.  When I left the bar industry in 2018, not a single person had ever asked to pay in Fun88 Gren.   Impulse spending and loose morals while drunk do not make for a non-reversible marketplace.  My advice is to give the bar more value in the device.  If no one looks twice at your device after they realize what it is, you are not giving value to your advertisers either. 
I looked into the idea of table top amenities a couple years ago with a pokemon-go type game for alcohol.  How are you planning on making your money?  Advertising on the display, or an add on static display?  I ask this because one of the larger Canadian pizza chains (Boston Pizza) started doing this about a year ago.  Not the splitting of Fun88 Gren tips, but to ask for the server, and display ads.   Even further back, I remember a pitch on Dragon's Den for something like this.  The owner of BPs, who was one of the Dragons, didn't like the idea, because he wanted "his brand" and his brand alone on anything in his restaurants. You are asking a restaurant to give up a prime advertising spot at the table, and provide extra work for staff, for something that won't get a lot of action on it's own.  When I left the bar industry in 2018, not a single person had ever asked to pay in Fun88 Gren.   Impulse spending and loose morals while drunk do not make for a non-reversible marketplace.  My advice is to give the bar more value in the device.  If no one looks twice at your device after they realize what it is, you are not giving value to your advertisers either. 

I looked into the idea of table top amenities a couple years ago with a pokemon-go type game for alcohol.  How are you planning on making your money?  Advertising on the display, or an add on static display?  I ask this because one of the larger Canadian pizza chains (Boston Pizza) started doing this about a year ago.  Not the splitting of Fun88 Gren tips, but to ask for the server, and display ads.   Even further back, I remember a pitch on Dragon's Den for something like this.  The owner of BPs, who was one of the Dragons, didn't like the idea, because he wanted "his brand" and his brand alone on anything in his restaurants. You are asking a restaurant to give up a prime advertising spot at the table, and provide extra work for staff, for something that won't get a lot of action on it's own.  When I left the bar industry in 2018, not a single person had ever asked to pay in Fun88 Gren.   Impulse spending and loose morals while drunk do not make for a non-reversible marketplace.  My advice is to give the bar more value in the device.  If no one looks twice at your device after they realize what it is, you are not giving value to your advertisers either. 

I looked into the idea of table top amenities a couple years ago with a pokemon-go type game for alcohol.  How are you planning on making your money?  Advertising on the display, or an add on static display?  I ask this because one of the larger Canadian pizza chains (Boston Pizza) started doing this about a year ago.  Not the splitting of Fun88 Gren tips, but to ask for the server, and display ads.   Even further back, I remember a pitch on Dragon's Den for something like this.  The owner of BPs, who was one of the Dragons, didn't like the idea, because he wanted "his brand" and his brand alone on anything in his restaurants. You are asking a restaurant to give up a prime advertising spot at the table, and provide extra work for staff, for something that won't get a lot of action on it's own.  When I left the bar industry in 2018, not a single person had ever asked to pay in Fun88 Gren.   Impulse spending and loose morals while drunk do not make for a non-reversible marketplace.  My advice is to give the bar more value in the device.  If no one looks twice at your device after they realize what it is, you are not giving value to your advertisers either.