1. Shuffle method: The shuffle method used by the dealer can affect the degree of tracking possibility. For example, a dealer who uses a mechanical shuffler is more likely to produce predictable results than a dealer who uses a manual shuffle.
2. Shuffle depth: The depth of the shuffle can also affect the degree of tracking possibility. A shallow shuffle, where only a few cards are mixed, is easier to track than a deep shuffle, where most of the cards are mixed.
2. Shuffle depth: The depth of the shuffle can also affect the degree of tracking possibility. A shallow shuffle, where only a few cards are mixed, is easier to track than a deep shuffle, where most of the cards are mixed.