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Automatic Card Shufflers

Automatic card shufflers are one of the most sought-after accessories. They are also a great way to amuse your guests.

Card shuffling by hand is an option for many people. Using an automatic shuffler is a much more fun and easy way to prepare for the next round. What's more, it can all be done at the push of a button.

Automatic card shufflers are easy to use making them an especially attractive option for inexperienced and experienced card players alike. No longer will you have to wait for what seems like eternity as your Great Aunt Ida slowly mixes the cards in one giant mess on the table, because she is not capable of regular shuffling.

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Purchasing an automatic shuffler may take some research, but you should be able to find a wide variety of models, some with unique and creative designs Most are made of plastic, although classier wooden models are also available. Most units range in price from $10 to $40, depending on the shuffler's design and the number of decks that it can accommodate.

Automatic card shufflers don't all work in the same way, but most units have two feeder trays. Each tray has its own motor, for which most units require C or AA batteries; some are manually operated, using a crank. Cards are typically shuffled from the trays into the card catching drawer. Simply slide out the drawer, and start dealing that freshly shuffled deck.

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