[Sniper2075]

Just found this site, no clue if this even works but hey it looks like a decent shuffler maybe come in the next few years. The price is still high at $11,500 but better than $15,000 for a shufflemaster Deckmate. Hopefully we will start seeing these come down in price more and more. My cutoff for seriously considering one is $2,000 if it works as well as the deckmate.

Anyway heres the link, the site seems kinda odd so it may be an expensive paper weight but I hope it works and the prices keep dropping.

http://www.casinocom.com/SPECIALS/qu..._shuffler.html

[_GUN_]

man, Sniper, you are a dreamer. first you craved a re-air of a PPV event and now you want a shuffle machine that costs 4 figures.

[Slim7]

I'd have to say my "cutoff" would be MUCH lower

[Wylecoyo]

They use those at either Foxwoods or Mohegan Sun (I saw them with my own beady little eyes a few weeks ago, but I visited both and can't remember exactly which one was using them) and they are perfect for Blackjack. Probably not very suitable for poker, but perfect for Blackjack.

[Sniper2075]

Originally Posted by Wylecoyo

They use those at either Foxwoods or Mohegan Sun (I saw them with my own beady little eyes a few weeks ago, but I visited both and can't remember exactly which one was using them) and they are perfect for Blackjack. Probably not very suitable for poker, but perfect for Blackjack.

Really, doesn't the bottom one shuffles a deck and then spits it out right? The top one is a shoe for Blackjack and other games, War and such right?

[Jambine]

Originally Posted by Slim7

I'd have to say my "cutoff" would be MUCH lower

LOL. Mine would be at about the elbow.

[Wylecoyo]

Originally Posted by Sniper2075

Really, doesn't the bottom one shuffles a deck and then spits it out right? The top one is a shoe for Blackjack and other games, War and such right?

No, what it is is an integrated shuffler and shoe all in one. You put in five decks and it continuously shuffles them, depositing one card at a time out of the shoe dispenser on front. In Blackjack the dealer simply deals the cards for each hand and then at the end of the hand puts the stack of discards back into the top and they are recycled into the continuous shuffle. No more need to pause the game and shuffle the shoe because it is always being cycled. Like I said before, perfect for Blackjack but not so much for poker/other games.

[Sniper2075]

Originally Posted by Wylecoyo

No, what it is is an integrated shuffler and shoe all in one. You put in five decks and it continuously shuffles them, depositing one card at a time out of the shoe dispenser on front. In Blackjack the dealer simply deals the cards for each hand and then at the end of the hand puts the stack of discards back into the top and they are recycled into the continuous shuffle. No more need to pause the game and shuffle the shoe because it is always being cycled. Like I said before, perfect for Blackjack but not so much for poker/other games.

OK, I think your looking at the wrong one, in the link they have 2 different shufflers.

First one is the Quick Draw 5-D, this is the shuffler and shoe that you are talking about. Kinda like the Shufflemaster King.

Second one in the link is the Quick Draw one deck 1-D. It shuffles one deck while the other is in play, kinda looks like a shufflemaster Ace but looks like it spits out the entire deck so it functions more like the Deck Mate but isn't mounted in the table.

[Wylecoyo]

Originally Posted by Sniper2075

OK, I think your looking at the wrong one, in the link they have 2 different shufflers.

Sorry, didn't see the second one.