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Some interesting articles on the automation of casino dealers:
Robot Dealer
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Gaming Manufacturer Claims Automated Baccarat Robot Dealer Ready |

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Automated Dealers Will Robots Replace Live Croupiers

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In 2015, Min, a robot dealer, was introduced:
Robotic Dealer
I don't know what happened to Min, since she was introduced in 2015...

Mr Jay Chun and Min




Prototype Robot Crupier "Min" at Paradise Entertainment Ltd. Showroom

Jay Chun, chairman of Paradise Entertainment Ltd, stands fof a photograph with Min,
a prototype human-like eletronic croupier, at the company's headquarters in Macau, China, on tied=sady Dec. 1, 2015.
Paradise, a Hong Kong-based gaming machine manufacturer and supplier,
says the robot could cut labor and open up new markets for casino operators.
Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images.

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There’s no escaping automation these days...
What do you think?
 
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Now all we need is tips how to get on the good side of these things.
Psst... Mr. Robot. Can I get you anything 😗
 
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Tero said:
Now all we need is tips how to get on the good side of these things.
Psst... Mr. Robot. Can I get you anything 😗
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Yeah, dealing with “these things” that are increasingly taking the place of human beings—that’s nothing new! Look at this one making drinks:
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I think it would be better if the dealer looked like some kind of cartoon character, like SpongeBob, or some kind of Smurf. If they look like the photos you posted, they will scare away customers rather than interest them.
 
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I know one casino that often plays Sortjack. It's a special game that requires a special deck.To better shuffle decks for the game, the casino acquired a dedicated robot dealer. It can shuffle a deck: take a deck, split it exactly in half down the middle, and then arrange the cards in the deck "every other card" starting with the second half.To cover the costs of the robot, the casino decided to sell some of its decks. Decks are traditionally offered for sale sorted by card number return. However, decks can be so large that no live dealer could handle sorting them.
 
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Min, this would be actually my dream woman. What happened to her? The guy standing next to her probably knows, he looks suspicious.
 
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They can improve robots too much, this is fact, but there are also ethical issues. I would not like to see a replacement of man kind from machines. We must be human and communicate each other.
 
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Color me skeptical, they already have digital tables, and on some digital tables there is still a dealer.

They found that people liked talking to the dealer and played longer than if it the table was set to autodeal.

Some people like to blame the dealer and others think specific dealers are good luck.
 
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For Poker I like this a lot for exchange of lower rake

For Casino, this is not my type of woman. I prefer simping to a woman with flesh and bones!
 
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My casino played with electronic tables and no dealer, but still gave it up and put in slot machines.
But for blackjack, they had a video of a beautiful female dealer, no idea if she was real or not. That was before I ever heard of AI or robots.
They still play craps with a video dealer and the dice in a bubble with a thing that throws them inside it.
I don't trust anything but the real deal, including online. (unless I'm winniong lol )
 
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The obsession with humanoid robots has always been odd to me. I don't see why something more purpose built but transparent wouldn't be more desirable. Imagine a card shuffling robot that you could see into that would launch the cards out to each person with a spinner like a baseball pitch but much softer or something that could reach across the table or put it on a conveyor.

It feels like there would be so many more efficient ways to do it.

Is it because the casinos still want people to tip the 'dealer'?
 
jaymfc said:
My casino played with electronic tables and no dealer, but still gave it up and put in slot machines.
But for blackjack, they had a video of a beautiful female dealer, no idea if she was real or not. That was before I ever heard of AI or robots.
They still play craps with a video dealer and the dice in a bubble with a thing that throws them inside it.
I don't trust anything but the real deal, including online. (unless I'm winniong lol )
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Interesting camera angle used here. 😉

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KrazyKoo said:
For Poker I like this a lot for exchange of lower rake

For Casino, this is not my type of woman. I prefer simping to a woman with flesh and bones!
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It would save you time and your sanity though 😉
 
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Tero said:
Now all we need is tips how to get on the good side of these things.
Psst... Mr. Robot. Can I get you anything 😗
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Maybe a shot of battery acid?
 
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If I had such an android at home, I would teach it to clean the apartment.
I don't think such "robots" are needed at all. Everything can be done as long as the system works automatically without the presence of cyborgs 🙂
 
I am not a fan of robots, other than automation in a factory somewhere. Other than that I dont want to see them in my daily life. Be gone Bots!!!
 
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I think robots in a casino would have a negative impact on its income. There would definitely be fewer visitors. I don't think casinos would ever decide to employ robots, I don't think it's in their best interests.
 
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userX said:
I think robots in a casino would have a negative impact on its income. There would definitely be fewer visitors. I don't think casinos would ever decide to employ robots, I don't think it's in their best interests.
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Yeah, just imagine all those people losing their jobs... But it seems like we're moving toward even more automation! Good luck to you!
 
userX said:
I think robots in a casino would have a negative impact on its income. There would definitely be fewer visitors. I don't think casinos would ever decide to employ robots, I don't think it's in their best interests.
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at least i wouldn't be inclined to give that robot a tip !
 
Yeah, this is actually a really interesting topic right now—because it’s no longer theoretical. Automation is already creeping onto casino floors.
 
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Roller said:
Yeah, this is actually a really interesting topic right now—because it’s no longer theoretical. Automation is already creeping onto casino floors.
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And in every area! Good luck to you!
 
I think the most such "machines" can do is vacuum the apartment or wash the windows. I wouldn't trust them with anything else.
 
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