Category: Casino Games

Let It Ride was invented by the company Shufflemaster. Shufflemaster produces card shuffling machines, and the invention was part of a clever marketing campaign to attract slot machine players to the tables. The aim was to create additional demand for Shufflemaster products and table games. Let It Ride is based on the old five-card stud… Continue reading Betting in circles, Let It Ride – Risky casino games

Shuffling is one of the most underestimated mechanics in live and digital table games. Yet the type of shuffle—continuous shuffle machines (CSMs) vs traditional shoe-based dealing—has significant effects on game speed, house edge, and player perception. For both operators and sharp players, understanding the trade-offs is crucial. This post breaks down how CSMs and shoes differ, why… Continue reading Shuffle Machines: Continuous vs Shoe Impacts

Dealer speed is a core performance metric in both live and digital casino environments. It directly affects the number of hands per hour, player experience, and house revenue. But faster doesn’t always mean better—and there are real trade-offs in pushing for speed. This post explains what hands per hour really measures, why speed matters, and where… Continue reading Dealer Speed: Hands per Hour and its Cost