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Hi Drum, At this point we're trying to fine tune the shuffler based on your feedbacks and have it tested to be ready for the market.

Pokerloser, Interesting. I didn't think you could buy a ShuffleMaster for private use. I assume it costed thousands. This new shuffler would definitely not be able to compare directly to professionally used commercial shufflers.

I agree with most of what you guys said. Thanks for the feedback. Thanks for pokerlooser's interesting info on the shuffle randomness research.

The shuffler would definitely solve the problem of having some players in the game that are poor shufflers.

Thanks for everyone that showed interest to test out the shuffler. As for the speed of the shuffler, that's something we're getting feed backs on also. Please let us know what you guys think. Of course the goal is to build it to perform the tast as fast as possible. Thanks agian.

I am actually not advertising any products as there are no products on the market to advertise yet. Just trying to get some feedbacks from my fellow poker peers to get a feel of how everyone feels about the new shuffler design. Please do the survey, it will only take a minute or two. Thanks all of you that have done it!- Dah

I play a lot of poker at home and one of the most annoying thing is the constant shuffling. My friend bought me a auto shuffler to ease my pain but I find the shuffler to be very inconvenient. I need to constantly divide the deck and pull them out of the center tray and divide them again. I find this process very annoying and rather shuffle with my hands. frustrated with the situation, I work to design a shuffler that can shuffle and re-shuffle a deck of cards without any human intervention. With some time and hard work I have finally came up with the design and is currently filing for a pate

I play a lot of poker at home and one of the most annoying thing is the constant shuffling. My friend bought me a auto shuffler to ease my pain but I find the shuffler to be very inconvenient. I need to constantly divide the deck and pull them out of the center tray and divide them again. I find this process very annoying and rather shuffle with my hands. frustrated with the situation, I work to design a shuffler that can shuffle and re-shuffle a deck of cards without any human intervention. With some time and hard work I have finally came up with the design and is currently filing for a pate