Mikki Mase on How Card Shufflers, Earpieces & Phone Apps Used to Cheat in Poker (Part 3)
In an eye-opening interview, gaming expert Mikki Mase reveals how advanced technology is exploited to cheat in poker. Rigged card shufflers – far from ordinary devices – can secretly organize decks in any order and transmit the next cards to players via hidden cameras. “These aren’t just shuffle machines; they’re card arranging machines,” Mase explains, noting some cost upwards of $100,000. Beyond machines, smartphone apps can analyze cards in real-time to predict winning hands, especially in private games where rules are lax. Additionally, ultra-small nano earpieces allow players to receive…
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