Automatic Card Shuffler and Dealer - 1-2 Decks Support 12 Players, 4 Drawing Remotes, Built-in Gameplays, 360°/180° Deal, for Poker, UNO, Phase 10, Skip-Bo, Rummy (Black)

This card shuffler is so amazing. Our family plays a lot of card games and shuffling can be tedious. The shuffler performs so many tasks. It shuffles a large quantity of cards, deals the exact number of cards needed to play a specific game, continues to deal each hand and is very quiet. The price may seem a little high, but if you play a lot of card games you will see the value the first time it is used. The instructions are easy to follow for any game setup. This is a five star or above product.

It works well. It is particularly useful on games like phase 10 where you’re using a double deck and have to deal 10 cards per person. It makes the game go much faster and is much easier than manually shuffling and dealing.

We use this almost everyday. Easy to set up, holds charge for a long time, quiet and just plain fun to use!

This gizmo is awesome with a couple of caveats. First off it works really well with no jams, misdeals, etc. This is saying something as we loaded it with a double deck of cards that we had used for years. It handled them with ease. The capabilities seem "endless". Built-in deal setups cover the usual and the custom can handle any other game you have in mind. Two quirky things: you should really plan to shuffle a little by hand. It seems the system works so well that it literally takes one card from each side in sequence. For a good shuffle you either need to feed the card through a few times (splitting the deck in between) or give a quick hand shuffled or two. The "random dealing" helps on the initial shuffle/deal but if you play a game where the cards get recycled (like UNO or SkipBo) you need to plan on a little manual shuffling. Second caveat regard the "pucks" used to request cards. We still haven't figured out the logic BUT when you shuffle cards the order of the pucks rotates. If player #1 (puck #1) is able to get cards correctly but then a shuffle is done in the middle of the game pressing puck #1 might deal to player #3. Hope that makes sense. Otherwise this thing is a gem! We've had it a while now and it still is entertaining and useful.

Initially just wanted to find an electronic card shuffler, and came across this unit. The card shuffling works as expected, although with dark-backed cards (like Dos cards) it sometimes stops a little early, requiring you to hit the shuffle button again. But you can get battery powered or hand crank shufflers for $20, so thats not really the killer feature. The killer feature is the dispensing, and the buttons to dispense. Getting games added, even those with custom rules, isn't terribly complex, after you've done it once or twice, you can do it from memory. Preloaded games include common playing card games and Uno, which is good for our use cases, as we're using Uno to teach our kids numbers and colors. For example, playing Dos requires the game to dispense 7 cards per player, and then two discards. Getting this set up is trivial, and works every time. The remotes are neat, although it would have been nice to have them paired to the device at the factory. I purchased some additional remotes to enable more players, and once they're paired they stay paired fairly well. Having the device spin towards you and spit out a card is pretty cool the first and hundredth time it happens. Battery life is impressive, with the unit hitting half power charge remaining after many hours of gaming. It charges using USB-C, so you probably already have chargers on hand, and can hit a full charge in a couple of hours.

Item was disappointing and it may be defective. The item did shuffle but 1. It wouldn’t consistently deal bicycle normal sized cards frequently it would misdeal the cards. 2. When it would deal it would not deal to the location correctly for a three person deal. So first time it would deal to 12 o’clock, 2 o’clock, 4 o’clock and the next time it would be 4 o’clock, 6 o’clock, and 8 o’clock 3. The card call button would cause a card to come out but it wouldn’t necessarily come to where the card was called from. I’d suggest just getting a card shuffler and diy then dealing instead of buying this.

Love this card shuffler! It’s nice and quiet and super fun to use. It took a while for us to figure out how to get the pucks to work, but we finally got it.

Works great! Love this shuffler! Fast and accurate.