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[QUOTE="mer071898, post: 1689284, member: 77942"]
You'd have to tip at a live table anyhow, what does that have to do with anything? Whether you deal electronically or with a shuffler, the dealer still has to perform his/her job and in turn you should tip accordingly. Again, the only thing to change from a regular table would be the dealing of the cards, every other aspect of a live game would stay intact.

You'll have to point out where you asked me this because I went back and couldn't find it? But yes, I have played on PokerTek tables in Davenport, about 45 minute from my house. I personally didn't like the fact that there were no chips but I did like the fact of the cards being dealt electronically and the fast pace, but I'd rather have the socialization at a live table, hence the reason for my idea. Keep the socialization but increase the pace.

And I apologize if I'm coming across as argumentative, I have a strong passion for poker and I still feel my idea has a place, whether it be in a casino or re-designed for a home game atmosphere. Maybe it should lean toward the latter of the two, I don't know.
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