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I've wondered if the video blackjack at the Riviera accumulates decent points.
The Aruze BJ game does not accrue any points. I have not played the Shuffle Master games since before they installed the Aruze one (it stays on all 17's), but when I played it in the past, points earned at 25% the rate of other games.
One thing has me really nervous about the Shuffle Master machines. I was playing UTH and players can receive the same card at Binions and Vegas Club. I took a picture when this would happen but nobody seemed to care and gaming did not understand my point. I wondered if the blackjack games could be tweaked the same way.
I know they can in PA, but wondered if gaming allowed that here. After seeing that a single deck game dealt a fouled deck, I never quite trusted playing their machines anymore.
Regarding the same card issue, I was under the assumption that each player was dealt from a different deck (or 6 deck shoe).
Great info. Thanks for the response.
Regarding the same card issue, I was under the assumption that each player was dealt from a different deck (or 6 deck shoe).
In UTH? It is a single deck game and the machines did not state there were multiple decks used. If there were multiple decks, it would be possible to get 5, 6 and 7 of a kind. I looked up the NV gaming regs and they require that a table game in video form exactly match the table game unless it is otherwise disclosed there is a difference. Maybe I misunderstood the regs. Gaming did not even understand what I was trying to explain and the people at Binions could not have cared less. Below is a screenshot I took. Seat 3 and 5 both have the same card. After seeing this at both Vegas Club and Binions I stopped playing the SM machines.
Also keep in mind one of the Riv Shuffle Master games is a single deck 6/5. Even if you don't get points, you can still get comps based on your play by contacting a host at Riv.
I have no doubt the casinos would love to replace all the games and dealers with machines eventually.
SM BJ and UTH at Vegas Club are decent plays for point earning and drawing ticket accumulation, plus decent bounceback offers. RogerKint knows this pretty well :). UTH uses a cloned deck. I agree, it's not in the spirit of the real table game. If there are three aces on the board, and I have the fourth ace, I don't want to see the dealer turn over something like A-K when I think I have the nuts.
I studied this by watching it one day. While other players have reported that the dealer has had the same card as them, I don't think it is possible. Therefor, if all four different aces were dealt to players and/or appeared on the board, there will be no ace in the dealer's hand or on the board. This is what is so puzzling about using a fouled deck. The duplicate cards cannot come up on the board or in the dealer's hand, it actually increases the odds of the player improving their hand as opposed to them having the same value card in different suits.
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I was at Vegas Club one night and two of us made a straight flush with a bare 10 we shared so it works both ways. I see no value in dealing a suspicious deck and hurting the Shuffle Master brand for the very trivial advantage it allows. I have read colluding at a full table does not even cut the house advantage in half because there are so few plays that would change anyway, even if both of your set cards are burnt, you still play most pairs before flop. Dealing this type of way does not really stop colluding, it just may make it so one less card is out every few hands.
I am quite an educated gambler and I see some serious trust issues with this set up as it pertains to the other video games. I would be quite surprised if anyone who had a clue at gaming would approve of how this game is set up. Unfortunately, I was never able to find someone that even understood the game, much less my complaint.
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I studied this by watching it one day. While other players have reported that the dealer has had the same card as them, I don't think it is possible. Therefor, if all four different aces were dealt to players and/or appeared on the board, there will be no ace in the dealer's hand or on the board. This is what is so puzzling about using a fouled deck. The duplicate cards cannot come up on the board or in the dealer's hand, it actually increases the odds of the player improving their hand as opposed to them having the same value card in different suits.
That's bizarre the way you describe it. I can't imagine why they would program the game that way, except, as you said, to prevent collusion which has no effect anyway. I think Stephen How says it reduces the house edge from 2.2% to 1.6% and that's with a full table and optimal decisions.Perhaps you could talk to the Shufflemaster people? I'm not sure how receptive they are to customer inquiries.