What do you do when you’re ridiculously stuck in a session? (7 Viewers)

[Windwalker]

YouTube has a .25x playback feature that can expose most sleight of hand. I slowed it down and expected to either see just a bunch of false shuffles/cuts. Or a bunch of perfect riffles (8x perfect riffles gets u back to box order with 52 cards, not sure the # for 47). No...the box cut was real, and the shuffles weren’t perfect. He managed to mechanic the entire deck order, with only a couple quick shuffle peeks, what the absolute fuck

In my opinion, he was as good as Dai Vernon, maybe even better. My favorite thing he has ever done is the 4 Queens routine. Watch this, from the beginning until 4:40.

 

[Thisfiendis138]

In my opinion, he was as good as Dai Vernon, maybe even better. My favorite thing he has ever done is the 4 Queens routine. Watch this, from the beginning until 4:40.

Whoa! The Amazing Maleeni! Cool episode

 

[jpietrella]

In my opinion, he was as good as Dai Vernon, maybe even better. My favorite thing he has ever done is the 4 Queens routine. Watch this, from the beginning until 4:40.

I think I might argue better. I wish I was this good at literally anything. What in the actual fuck.

 

[jpietrella]

Or a bunch of perfect riffles (8x perfect riffles gets u back to box order with 52 cards..

What an amateur. I've got 400x perfect Riffles.

 

[horseshoez]

What an amateur. I've got 400x perfect Riffles.

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Used as native $1’s in a mixed set? Those things are AWESOME!!!

 

[jpietrella]

Used as native $1’s in a mixed set? Those things are AWESOME!!!

I'm actually on the verge of finishing up a Riffle Steins set. The $1s are original, I've recreated the frac with the same base chip and since they didn't use any other denominations, I went ahead and took some creative license to create some $5s, $25s and $100s. I'll definitely post some pr0n once these are ready to go!

 

[horseshoez]

I'm actually on the verge of finishing up a Riffle Steins set. The $1s are original, I've recreated the frac with the same base chip and since they didn't use any other denominations, I went ahead and took some creative license to create some $5s, $25s and $100s. I'll definitely post some pr0n once these are ready to go!

Ok now THIS I have to see. Please do share when you’re done. Nicely done.

 

[jpietrella]

Ok now THIS I have to see. Please do share when you’re done. Nicely done.

Thank you, sir! You can see the lineup I used here, and it'll probably be where I post pics once complete: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/riffle-steins-cash-set-help.66736/#post-1499274

 

[aggie]

What an amateur. I've got 400x perfect Riffles.

I can help you make 100x disappear.

 

[horseshoez]

Thank you, sir! You can see the lineup I used here, and it'll probably be where I post pics once complete: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/riffle-steins-cash-set-help.66736/#post-1499274

Blaze Orange fracs, or in my book, the nuts for frac color!!!

 

[horseshoez]

I can help you make 100x disappear.

AKA Sleight of PayPal

 

[jpietrella]

I can help you make 100x disappear.

 

[krafticus]

In my opinion, he was as good as Dai Vernon, maybe even better. My favorite thing he has ever done is the 4 Queens routine. Watch this, from the beginning until 4:40.

Just watched that entire video. He is quite amazing, and I'm in awe of that talent.

 

[Coyote]

A secondary morale of @Windwalker 's story seems to be that a mechanical card shuffler like Shuffletech is more secure against cheating than the ultra-expensive electronic ones. Correct?

 

[RivieraDanny]

Used as native $1’s in a mixed set? Those things are AWESOME!!!

I showed you my @horseshoez inspired set didn’t I???

 

[horseshoez]

I showed you my @horseshoez inspired set didn’t I???View attachment 711673View attachment 711674

I’m offended. You do know I dress like this daily, right?

 

[RivieraDanny]

I’m offended. You do know I dress like this daily, right?

Damn I thought that was a dress!

 

[surfik]

Just go home and talk to the pillow

 

[joeyshin]

So this is completely off topic, and likely very insensitive, but I’m dying to know...







but what kind of chips were used in this high roller game? Any pics?

 

[Geremie]

So this is completely off topic, and likely very insensitive, but I’m dying to know...







but what kind of chips were used in this high roller game? Any pics?

Spoiler: Pic of my final stack

 

[Stufflymcstuff]

Please elaborate, as this was taken directly from Google Images. I’ve referred to myself as a Camel Jockey in the past. Am I racist against my own ethnic background if I say that?

new avatar?

 

[Windwalker]

So this is completely off topic, and likely very insensitive, but I’m dying to know...







but what kind of chips were used in this high roller game? Any pics?

Pictures were strictly not allowed at the game, they put stickers on your phone cameras. They were some clay composite heavy chips with a custom printed logo and denom.

 

[joeyshin]

Pictures were strictly not allowed at the game, they put stickers on your phone cameras. They were some clay composite heavy chips with a custom printed logo and denom.

Boooo. Haha. But for real I’m sorry you had to go through this but I think you’re doing the poker community a favor by weeding these guys out early.

 

[SixSpeedFury]

Pictures were strictly not allowed at the game, they put stickers on your phone cameras. They were some clay composite heavy chips with a custom printed logo and denom.

Probably as to not be exposed being caught in the act

 

[Coyote]

A secondary morale of @Windwalker 's story seems to be that a mechanical card shuffler like Shuffletech is more secure against cheating than the ultra-expensive electronic ones. Correct?

Anybody corroborating or contradicting this?

 

[Windwalker]

Anybody corroborating or contradicting this?

I don't know enough about the machines, but maybe @casinochipper22 does?

 

[casinochipper22]

I don't know enough about the machines, but maybe @casinochipper22 does?

I just saw a demonstration at the G2E convention a couple years back. They produce machines that can definitely read the cards. But as far as I knew, it just read the cards being pulled out by the dealer. Then sent that information to a screen in the chip tray and a screen displayed for the players. The selling point for this tech was to cut down on dealer error. For carnival games like UTH, six card poker, quick and accurate hand reading is tough.

Building a machine to read cards during the shuffle sounds amazingly illegal, at least for NGC standards. I have no idea, but I would bet that something like that would never be built for casino use. As for the villains, I guess anything is possible.

If it was me, I would just create a machine with a trap door. Seat one or nine can pull out deck thats being "shuffled" and pop in a cold deck. Then light turns green, dealer grabs the deck. And if he is good enough, cut to any spot in the deck.

 

[Windwalker]

I just saw a demonstration at the G2E convention a couple years back. They produce machines that can definitely read the cards. But as far as I knew, it just read the cards being pulled out by the dealer. Then sent that information to a screen in the chip tray and a screen displayed for the players. The selling point for this tech was to cut down on dealer error. For carnival games like UTH, six card poker, quick and accurate hand reading is tough.

Building a machine to read cards during the shuffle sounds amazingly illegal, at least for NGC standards. I have no idea, but I would bet that something like that would never be built for casino use. As for the villains, I guess anything is possible.

If it was me, I would just create a machine with a trap door. Seat one or nine can pull out deck thats being "shuffled" and pop in a cold deck. Then light turns green, dealer grabs the deck. And if he is good enough, cut to any spot in the deck.

I believe this is why this particular shuffle tech was home built, using 3D printing. As I understand it, every component was 3D printed and software specifically designed to target designated seats.

 

[k9dr]

I just saw a demonstration at the G2E convention a couple years back. They produce machines that can definitely read the cards. But as far as I knew, it just read the cards being pulled out by the dealer. Then sent that information to a screen in the chip tray and a screen displayed for the players. The selling point for this tech was to cut down on dealer error. For carnival games like UTH, six card poker, quick and accurate hand reading is tough.

Building a machine to read cards during the shuffle sounds amazingly illegal, at least for NGC standards. I have no idea, but I would bet that something like that would never be built for casino use. As for the villains, I guess anything is possible.

If it was me, I would just create a machine with a trap door. Seat one or nine can pull out deck thats being "shuffled" and pop in a cold deck. Then light turns green, dealer grabs the deck. And if he is good enough, cut to any spot in the deck.

I played today at a shuffle tech table. It identified a boxed card and the dealer mentioned it could identify a particular missing card too.

 

[horseshoez]

I played today at a shuffle tech table. It identified a boxed card and the dealer mentioned it could identify a particular missing card too.

In other words, they can manufacture the machine with these capabilities without necessarily resorting to others rigging it? Can come this way out of the box?