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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1688275, member: 23910"]
I tend to agree with Bigjoker, I just can't see it working.
 
The entire point of an electronic table is it does everything faster and eliminates disputes. The entire point of a live dealer is they're there to do everything including resolve disputes.
 
What you're proposing, I fear, is probably the worst of both worlds. When you use real chips you slow the game right back down again as well as opening it back up to all sorts of mistakes (not to mention angle shooting), thereby largely negating the advantages of using an electronic table. You're also losing the dispute resolution benefits and game management expertise of a live dealer.
 
I only need three words to prove that point, by the way: [B]multiple side pots.[/B]
 
EDIT: missed the later post about there still being a dealer at the table.  Now I just think it seems a bit silly to be paying for both.  Shuffling and dealing live cards doesn't actually take that long (I can do a full table in about 20 seconds and most competent dealers should be the same) and if you're not making the savings on having to pay live dealers I'm not sure I see the point...
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