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the DeckMate. Debuting in 2002, the DeckMate poker shuffler has been a staple in the poker market and one of the best-selling shufflers of all time. At 22 seconds, the DeckMate 2’s shuffle time is twice as fast as the original and it features optical card recognition, which increases game security and integrity. A new shuffling method reduces wear on cards and minimizes the need for frequent shuffler maintenance. Other exciting features include an on- board timer, which allows operators to call the “clock”, and a remote touchscreen display with an intuitive user interface for card verification.
That’s not all; visitors to the SHFL stand also saw probably their finest e-Table suite to date, with new
features for the Rapid line, combining a live dealer with touchscreen betting.
“We consider this the most significant iteration of
the Rapid product line with upgraded hardware and software completely modernizing the experience,” Gavin Isaacs said. “From both an aesthetic and functional point of view, we are confident that the new Rapid Fusion is a highly competitive and superior e-Table innovation.”
Rapid Fusion includes a multigame feature for optimal flexibility – and takes it a step further. In addition to allowing players to switch between baccarat, roulette, or sic bo without ever having to leave their seats, Rapid Fusion allows for concurrent play of four games at the same time. The user-friendly interface features tabs, which show table status, countdown, wagers, and results from each game and allow for fast switching between games.
In terms of intellectual property, SHFL has one of the industry’s great libraries and it’s exciting to see some of the great table game brands available online for operators to include in their online gaming portfolio. Legendary titles Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Three Card Poker, Casino War, and Let it Ride can now be embedded into an operator’s website with only a few lines of code; the free-to-play offering can integrate casino rewards points to help drive people into brick-and-mortar casinos and encourage new user sign-ups, or be directly integrated into a customer’s existing free-to-play social offering.
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