Do we even know for sure that casinos use devices that can be hackable? And even if they did there's very little use for cables. Information could be transmitted wirelessly just as easily. But "dumb" old techniques are certainly safer.najisami said:
Now that's a good point. Presently, with all the electronic available devices, who needs wires, right?Tero said:
Still, that little thing the guy plugged into the shuffler's USB drive can easily be used in a casino. And it's kind of "semi-wireless" .
Can I bring this guy to be my dealer?najisami said:
If yes then
I Agree with everyone that says a hand shuffle dealer is safest way to go.
If I can't bring him then
I admit dealers all become card engineers by defualt of their profession and I don't trust shyt
sick catch
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It has both capabilities but the wifi one needs a wifi chip to be planted prior or obviously it don't work.But the cpu operating system and software are all wifi capable.Tero said:
For cables I bet only the blackjack baccarat and vs dealer games are hardwired.
The poker ones they probably let run their startup and continous program forever.
Allowing people like us
Too smart and too dumb for their own good
To play with it
And it's 2 USB ports under the table exposed.
And for you first question ,yes we do.
I really feel like I'm shortening my life writing about this
I would prefer a human shuffler. I wouldn't bitch if there was an automatic shuffler, but there would be doubts. Best to be able to see all the cards, I'm sure if there was a human doing it, they may be able to cheat too, just might get caught if you are smart enough.
I talked about this wild idea a couple years ago , about how to integrate crypto mining into the verification and dealing of the cards.belizebum said:
Now they have blockchain verification on randomation and privacy of cards. With a viewable history script to verify that no one has seen any of those cards.If it was then it too , then would be in history as seen prior. To try to ensure legitimacy.
I was on a test net one but they were giving away small amounts of money and anyone could join , and there was still problems with bots rings.
I saw that video on YouTube as well. If I were a casino manager, I’d probably add a quick manual shuffle by the dealer after using the automatic shuffler—just to rule out any possibility of misuse.
While searching for that clip, I also came across another YouTube video featuring a card‑trick expert who could shuffle the cards in all sorts of impressive ways asfter each other but yet still keep the aces on top at the end.
While searching for that clip, I also came across another YouTube video featuring a card‑trick expert who could shuffle the cards in all sorts of impressive ways asfter each other but yet still keep the aces on top at the end.
Automatic shufflers have been around for a long time now in casinos. The dealer uses 2 decks. The machine shuffles one while a hand is in play, when it's over, they take out the shuffled deck and put in the other. It saves some time.R.Melnyk77 said:
