Card Shuffler, Dealer and the Draw Pile Too

A basic automatic shuffler mixes the deck and hands it back, and someone at the table still deals every hand. This one takes one or two decks, lets you set the number of players and the cards per hand on its screen, then shuffles and deals around the table for as many as 12 players. Four round remotes are each paired to a player: whoever needs a card presses theirs and the machine sends one in their direction, which is useful in games where everyone draws every turn, like Rummy and Phase 10.

The catch every product here has oneIt is serious money to spend when buyers disagree on its value and on how well it handles the cards. And only four draw remotes come with a machine that deals for up to 12 players, so at a bigger table not every seat gets one.

Buyers report

Buyers single out how easy it is to use, how much faster games go and how fun it is to watch, and they like its preloaded game settings. Reviews are mixed on how well it handles the cards and on value, with buyers split over whether it is worth the price.

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