I've never shuffletracked, but it seems like getting the hang of how the machines do their work here wouldn't be any hard feat.īefore anyone asks, I know how to count, been doing it for a few months.

Is there something I'm not aware of? This seems SUPER beatable. They put 3 decks stacked on one side of the machine, 3 decks stacked on the other, then the machine riffs them together to form the next shoe. They then take the decks, cut in half, then take the last half (c2, d and e) and cut in half, then stack on top. they take the unplayed cards, make it into 3 partial decks, insert them at middle, just below top, and just below bottom, pretty close to even away from each other. Not sure how I feel on that, probably not any big deal. If the player cuts about a deck from their shuffle card, they usually just leave it be. If you take the 6 decks, assign letters/numbers, they usually have the players cut. I'm not sure what kind of machine it is, but they're definitely not CSMs. I paid attention to the auto shufflers, it seems like it'd be easy to track the cards. I was only there for a little bit, blew $100 just so I can pay attention to the dealer, players and get a hang of their rules. The place is pure ****, but they've got blackjack! I was just curious. Just got back from Europe and I wanted to see how Casino AZ was.

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