W.S.O.P. 7/29/06 - Electric Poker Table

Most boring game of poker - Ever!

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[pooledvn]

Iam sorry thats not from wsop 2009 i was there and it was just the new poker tabels there were thinking of putting in. just in the poker room. you stick real money like a slot and play and it prints you out a tickets. its very cool. and also good luck they having a wating list a mile long it was going to be 6 hrs before a seat opened up

[ewensman]

You're correct, it's not 2009. It's 2006 as written in the title and displayed on the upload date. Good looking out there, buddy.

[JakeBlues68]

If I wanted a random number generator dealing, I'd play online.

This totally goes against the spirit of playing live.

[Havgry]

This is SO wrong.

[piqueret]

oh the dealers are so friendly, it'd be a shame to play without them

[BigDaddyEarl]

Would never play at this table

[Boomx2Brian]

They need a second version that does only the cards in this manner. I like being able to touch physical chips, but the benefit of not having to shuffle (more hands) is worth the absense of cards

[chinesemonk]

@NicksVideoDiary Funny you should use that analogy as modern slot machines rely exclusively on pseudo-random number generators for the payouts; everything else is for historical and/or entertainment purposes. I agree that the human factor makes or breaks poker, and this format changes the dynamic, but it doesn't remove it.

[NicksVideoDiary]

@chinesemonk i trust a computer about as much as i trust a slot machine. Human factor is what makes poker great. this thing is an abomination.

[TheBoksera631]

how are they going to see they're card on this piece of $**t

[13onesy]

they have these at a casino not too far from me.... they're not my cup of tea at all. they don't feel like a real poker game. everyone jsut sits there in silence and taps on a computer screen... i'd rather stay home and play on the internet.

[chinesemonk]

@Entrepreneur253 Sorry to break it to you but true randomness doesn't exist. Granted when you're dealing with code it's more likely that you'll encounter a half-assed algorithm with no seeds but if it's done properly there's no difference.

[BrodakBred]

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