Four questions you can answer standing at the felt. A verdict in ten seconds.
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Everything you need is printed on the placard or happening in front of you.
It's on the placard. The print gets smaller when the answer is 6:5.
Printed on the felt itself, right where the cards land.
Placard again. If nothing says otherwise, ask the dealer — they'll tell you.
The shuffling machine is the box that never stops eating cards.
Hand-dealt — how many decks?
Answer the highlighted questions first.
The shuffling machine deals you about 20% more hands an hour. Speed is a fee.
A 6:5 table pays you less for the best hand in the game.
Same dealer, same cards, same green felt — it just quietly moves the house edge from around half a percent to roughly two percent. Four times the bleed, and the only clue is a line of small print on the placard you walked past.
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