For Sale DM1 Shuffler / DM1 roller kits / Ideal card Shufflers (3 Viewers)

[minedelta]

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DM1 Shuffler $3300 3000 shipped
Top has some scratches but some aluminum birchwood paint save you a couple bucks and the roller still have tons of life left on these.

DM1 Roller kits $650 Each Shipped

QTY 2

One kit has everything pictured below from every roller and bearing and hump piece for the card height and new gripper pads.

Ideal Shuffler 1200 Shipped / Each

QTY 1

So just 350 more dollars from a new Shuffle Tech and you get a casino grade shuffler.
Video of a previous Ideal I recorded. Here

Deckmate 1 Sold

QTY 1 $4000 Shipped Optional roller change out for $4500 Shipped (But not needed rollers still feel super


Shuffler A
DM1 Shuffler $3800 Shipped
This one would be a great pickup as it comes with fresh rollers.

 

[chippitydoodah]

@Old State 2 is always better than 1

 

[Buge]

Nobody better to buy from than @minedelta

 

[Matco]

@streetthrowback

 

[streetthrowback]

@streetthrowback

i ended up sourcing 2x dm1 from some where else because i needed it sooner.

 

[Saditsfact]

@Gorbash ideal?

 

[Carnth]

I've bought more than a couple shufflers from @minedelta and I've been satisfied with every purchase.

 

[minedelta]

Dm1 sold

 

[minedelta]

Up

 

[minedelta]

Will accept pokemon cards or packs as trades lol

 

[Carnth]

Will accept pokemon cards or packs as trades lol

 

[btbmason]

Will accept pokemon cards or packs as trades lol

My kids are getting into Pokemon cards now and packs have been impossible to find at stores, so I can understand this being a legitimate offer

 

[Saditsfact]

Can you provide more detail on the ideal shuffler, please? Is it made by shufflemaster?

 

[WedgeRock]

Can you provide more detail on the ideal shuffler, please? Is it made by shufflemaster?

Product Description
Introducing Shuffle Masters i-Deal, the gaming industry's pioneering automatic card shuffler equipped with standard card recognition technology. This groundbreaking device brings unparalleled security to high-stakes games such as Three Card Poker, known for its enticing odds and jackpot potential.

The i-Deal boasts a sleek, low-profile design with flush-mount load and unload ports, and a programmable multi-game function. It outpaces its predecessors by shuffling cards approximately 40 percent faster, aiming to boost specialty table game revenues by increasing hands per hour and overall productivity.

Security is paramount with the i-Deal, which thwarts shuffle tracking and deck manipulation while offering the capability to reconstruct hands for rapid jackpot verification. Its mechanical shuffling process not only reduces card wear and tear, extending their lifespan, but also facilitates the dealer's task of re-sorting decks during daily closing procedures.

Card recognition technology integrated into the i-Deal opens new horizons for its application. This feature verifies the presence of all cards, detects any missing or added cards, and aids dealers in setting table game hands accurately and swiftly according to preset house rules in games like pai gow poker.

Complementing the i-Deal is the i-Verify, an LCD touch screen display embedded between the chip tray and player betting positions. When paired with the i-Deal, it guides the dealer on setting hands according to house procedures, eliminating the need for memorizing complex rules. This innovation simplifies dealing intricate games like pai gow poker, providing a visual aid for both dealers and players, ensuring hands are set correctly and enhancing game security. It also reduces or even eliminates the need for extensive dealer training, making it applicable to other house way games such as Fortune San Lo Poker and Ultimate Draw Poker.

The i-Deal and i-Verify together redefine efficiency and security in the gaming industry, making complex table games more accessible and profitable.

Additional Informations:

Weight: 25 lbs
Dimensions: 24 24 8 in

 

[TheWhat]

Definitely like the idea of these, just gotta find some funds and sales pitch the upgrade over the Shuffletech to the better half.

 

[Carnth]

The iDeal shuffler is made for dealing poker based casino table games like 3 card poker, let it ride, ultimate Texas Holdem, Pai Gow, etc.

It is made by ShuffleMaster and is a beast of a machine. It is made for casinos and is built for 24 hour a day use.

Where as the Deckmates are made to shuffle single decks completely; the iDeal is made to shuffle a single deck in to hands. It shuffles the deck and splits it into hands that are dealt out one at a time. For example, when set to "Pai Gow" mode, it will shuffle the deck and create 7-card hands. The first hand will be dealt to the output tray. When it is picked up, the next 7-card hand will be dealt, you pick it up, and it spits out the next hand, and so on.

Can I use this for standard Texas Holdem or Omaha?
Technically, you can program the shuffler to deal 2 card hands (or 4 card hands for Omaha). Each player's hand would be dealt in one lump, instead of one card at a time. It doesn't change the odds, but it does feel a little weird at first to get dealt all your cards at once, instead of one at a time.

Source: I own one. AMA

 

[minedelta]

 

[minedelta]

 

[minedelta]

 

[21dealer]

Beautiful machines from an awesome seller.
I'm a previous buyer,GLWS

 

[junkandjunk]

I've always been a bridge jumbo person. But from my history of working in a casino, the floor typically uses poker regular. Index size doesn't matter to me, but the bridge size does.
Can these (i-deal) accept bridge size cards without issue? If so, I might have another purchase in the near future.

 

[minedelta]

http://s889643174.onlinehome.us/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/i-Deal-Linux-Participant-Edition.pdf

 

[junkandjunk]

Crap. That's the last thing I wanted to hear. Goodbye $1200! (Soon)
I'll bug you next month after I save up some more pennies.

 

[minedelta]

Roller kits for sale added

 

[minedelta]

Bump
DM1 for sale added yesterday as well

 

[Saditsfact]

Thanks for posting the extra information!

Is it quieter with the top cover on?
Can you use bridge cards with this shuffler?

 

[minedelta]

Thanks for posting the extra information!

Is it quieter with the top cover on?
Can you use bridge cards with this shuffler?

Yeah it's quieter but not as quiet as DM1 mounted.
I'm not sure how it compares to Shuffle Tech

It does take bridge or full size as it states here in the manual

I know @joseywales mounted his in an aquaium stand and uses his for his poker games. Not sure if he has any input using this in his games. Here is his mount
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...-i-deal-single-deck-long.135592/#post-2762049

 

[Saditsfact]

Yeah it's quieter but not as quiet as DM1 mounted.
I'm not sure how it compares to Shuffle Tech

It does take bridge or full size as it states here in the manual

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I know @joseywales mounted his in an aquaium stand and uses his for his poker games. Not sure if he has any input using this in his games. Here is his mount
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...-i-deal-single-deck-long.135592/#post-2762049

I guess I didn’t see that somehow… sorry!
Does it have any ports like Ethernet or usb like the deckmate 2?

 

[minedelta]

I guess I didn’t see that somehow… sorry!
Does it have any ports like Ethernet or usb like the deckmate 2?

It does have a USB and Ethernet port both. The USB is used to upgrade the firmware and the Ethernet port is just an alternate way to change the card type and game but both of these can be disabled via a jumper placement or just unplugging it from the motherboard just like the DM2.

 

[Saditsfact]

It does have a USB and Ethernet port both. The USB is used to upgrade the firmware and the Ethernet port is just an alternate way to change the card type and game but both of these can be disabled via a jumper placement or just unplugging it from the motherboard just like the DM2.

I can see from the pictures that it does have the ports you mentioned, but it did not explain how you could disable them like you mention here.
It sounds like it’s pretty versatile, can deal it out as well as let you just grab a full deck after it’s shuffled, but doesn’t look like it has a cover, is that true? At least over where you put the decks.
Thanks!

@Gorbash time to upgrade! And you can leave the shuffletechs at your other host houses lol or for your multi table tournament