How to use the Shuffle Box G1 Pro

Learn how to use the Shuffle Box G1 Pro automatic card shuffler and dealer quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the instructions.
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RULES:
When playing a card game with up to 8 players, the Shufflebox G1 pro will shuffle your cards then deal them, handling all drawing and shuffling throughout the gameplay. Set out the unit so it faces one of the players. To shuffle, cut the deck and place each half onto the card holders, slide out the card extender to use with larger cards if needed, then press the shuffle button. After shuffling, pull the cards out and repeat this process until they are mixed sufficiently, then, to deal, press the red deal button.
To configure the settings, press the settings button one to toggle between each setting. Use the “plus” and “minus” to configure each one to your needs.
• “People” indicates the number of players.
• “Sheet” determines how many cards will be dealt to each player.
• “Bottom” indicates how many cards total will be dealt “out of play”, this feature is useful for starting a discard pile, or burning cards during the deal.
• “deal after shuffle” means that the unit will automatically deal the cards once shuffling has finished.
• “Random” means that when the unit deals, it will deal a random number of cards each time to the players until each player gets their total number of cards.
• “serial” is unused.
• “Bottom deal early” means the unit will deal the bottom cards as it deals the player’s hands while “Bottom deal last” means it will wait to deal the bottom cards until all the player’s hands have been dealt.
• “Clockwise” and “Counterclockwise” allow you to pick the direction of the deal.
Press the red deal button to confirm the settings. The deal button will deal out all the cards beginning with the player in front of the machine. The random deal button picks a random player to begin the deal with. If you press and hold down on the random deal button, it will allow you to pick a specific player to begin the deal with. When playing with 2 or 3 players, you can also choose the setting to deal cards in swing mode which allows all the players to sit on the same side of the table. The arrows surrounding the shuffle button, allow for fast dealing in 2 to 4 player games, beginning with the player in the indicated direction. If the unit runs out of cards while dealing, shuffle more as many times as you want, then press deal to continue the deal. To stop the unit during a deal, hold your palm over the clear screen on top.
Press the “plus” or “minus” button one time to draw a single card. You can use the included remotes to make drawing better. Orient the icon with the arrow on the remote, so the open part corresponds to the units back, then give the players in those positions the corresponding devices. Press the button on the remote to draw a card. When playing with more than 4 players, players can share remotes.
Hold down on plus or minus to count all the cards in the back of the unit. Press and hold the power button to turn the unit off. Check out the link in the description for where you can buy one.

[@plantformest]

i love how you tried to use as many card game decks as possible, a cute touch

[@TrumpLester]

*The rules are the same as regular Uno Attack--*

[@PeakRecord]

Except for these changes

[@braylenkelly336]

For a refresher of those rules, check out this video.

[@tarosykes]

This looks like something that’s great for accessibility! Probably super expensive though and I hope it doesn’t ruin the cards :’)

[@ChickenGeorgeClooney]

$160 lol

[@FrozenPyro]

For 160 bucks, definitely too expensive but I think a family or group that use it very often would get their money's worth. Unfortunately, there's just a 'tax' for that extra help a lot of the time.

[@revimfadli4666]

​@@ChickenGeorgeClooney so cheaper than kickstarter games with gargantuan decks

[@CrazyKevin22]

@@revimfadli4666 Me: *points at the Uno amalgam with its monstrous 1000+ cards*

[@shioteahea8303]

10 Years Of Triple S Games!

[@LeotheTiger1234]

I used to have an automatic card shuffle, but it didn't deal. This thing deals.

[@Sobtanian]

I wanted to thank you for such a perfectly clear video and explanation! I was struggling with the manual so I decided to scan the QR code and this video saved the day. Thanks!

[@TripleSGames]

Awesome! Glad to help :)

[@jardex2275]

Only thing that would have been better is if you used sleeved cards for some of them. Aside from that, it looks like a good product, and could be used to quickly set up games. I see it more for use in a commercial setting, such as a game store, rather than home use, unless that home plays a lot of card games.

[@eshandatta8273]

They made something so simple so complex

[@jardex2275]

Is it really a random shuffle, or does it do a perfect shuffle? For reference, if you cut a new pack of 52 playing cards in half, then perfectly overlap them in a riffle shuffle 4 times, you'll end up with the same deck as when you started.

[@RobertPatrician]

Seems like a product that would be greatly enhanced by having an option for app-based configuring.

[@brendaneichler5244]

How does it handle sleeved cards?

[@wingluna2011]

Even said "Hold down on plus or minus to count all the cards in the back of the unit. Press and hold the power button to turn the unit off." Now, the only real question is: 'How do I turn this thing on?'

[@j.mattlakes7792]

Is it loud?

[@shovie_]

It says that it's not loud and smooth 👌👌

[@voldosmith]

Gonna buy this one

[@Mason0719]

Where is the link

[@sdgm2432]

HOW MUCH?!

[@jardex2275]

$160.

[@j.mattlakes7792]

for random it says radom

[@Nbrother1607]

bad translation?

[@deadersurvival4716]

@@Nbrother1607 more likely is character limits.

[@superagaming_064]

Please do boom boom balloon

[@D3__]

Is there a version of this that can automatically shuffle 2000+ cards onto several draw piles?

[@hothdog]

what kind of game are you playing?

[@BlueSheep777]

do catan expansion rules

[@pwnkinzzz5459]

Very cool, but not for $160!

[@zaqgamingstuff]

do congkak next

[@GUNS_jk]

I hope the batteries last long enough when playing UNO No Mercy. :/

[@janwarrenbunoan3795]

*SHUFFLE!* *DEAL!* *DRAW!*

[@kogdavidjohn]

How to USE

[@gernothub]

only for uno? Texas holdem?

[@damie9412]

Nive

[@Mizai]

if only there was a way to shuffle cards without a robot

[@Mizai]

it is a cool thing tho

[@រតយុរតយិល]

1:20 த டார்க் சைட் ஆன்லைன்

[@Егорда]

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[@vyachachsel]

The way this thing uses terminology smells Chinese. Plus it has a serif font on the display. So it's definetly from China.

[@Camman18family]

“””””””””””Radom””””””””””” the unit needs to understand grammar

[@NovaAge]

As who is possibly the single worst shuffler on planet Earth and customer #1 when it comes to matching the target audience, even I will admit that the best way to shuffle a deck is using the MK0 hands you are born with.

[@mohdameruddin7672]

I noticed that the best way to shuffle a deck of cards is to deal them into 2 piles and put on top of each other. Other methods of shuffling are either not through enough, or it makes the cards easier to damage. This machine works in similar principle. Shuffling the cards using this machine is more thorough, saves time and extend the cards lifetime

[@Nyaongi2]

peop1e

[@king_br0k]

Sponsored video?

[@k-berry8771]

Triple S Games IS a store The whole channel is sponsored by themselves

[@king_br0k]

@@k-berry8771 oh... lol

[@BlackwoodCompany]

That thing is way too expensive. I don't even trust it at all.

[@kairu.kun.z]

Cool story

[@YTboi-qw2og]

Pog

[@YTboi-qw2og]

Love ur vid btw

[@jihoha192]

First comment

[@user-jd1rp2iv3q]

Second comment

[@masterimbecile]

Good for social distancing (as long as the buttons are disinfected).

[@jardex2275]

Keep in mind that you're still touching the same cards as other people. At the very least, you're sharing germs with the person that loaded the cards into the machine. Then there's the fact that a lot of card games require stealing cards from opponents, or resetting the deck between hands. Exploding Kittens would be an example of the former, while Poker and Blackjack would be a case of the later.