Originally Posted by
daneblazer
They have these in Cherokee, NC. Under rated tables imo because of the volume you're able to put in per hour and you don't have to tip. Cherokee is the only game in town though, so I don't know how well they'll do in Vegas. Tourist's will want to use real cards and these tables still bring out the rig-tards. I'm a little surprised more places don't use these tables for the lower limit games and use real dealers and cards for the higher stakes and tournaments. Casinos can collect more rake in the lower stakes because there are more hands played.
As a whole, I don't think the tables have done or been received too well. I remember someone posting here a while back that they bought stock in them years ago and it has basically bottomed out.