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Mike_25
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Which card shuffling method leads to the most impartial and legal result for casino games - overhand, riffle or some other style? From my perspective as a professional poker and blackjack player, a perfectly random shuffle is crucial for maintaining gaming integrity. But do casinos actually achieve this goal with the procedures they use? In my experience, some shuffling techniques leave more cards in sequences or clusters than others. I'd like to hear from other serious players - in your view, is there a "fairest" shuffle for minimizing dealer advantage and maximizing the house edge built into the game already?
