2 Deck Hand Crank "Welcome To Las Vegas" Card Shuffler, Red & Black

The media could not be loaded. My husband and I love playing cards, but shuffling the deck has become very difficult because of the worsening arthritis in our hands. A friend of mine had an automatic card shuffler, so I checked for them on Amazon. Most of them required batteries, but this particular unit is manually operated. It was easy to assemble. The crank is stored on the underside of the unit; just pull it out and insert it into the side and you're ready to go. I will try to attach a video to show how simply and easily it works. Even my arthritic hands can do it easily.Thanks to our CHH mechanical card shuffler, my husband and I are back to playing cribbage!

Sometimes a card or two gets jammed in there, but that doesn't happen all the time, and it's a very easy device to use. It sure beats having to shuffle 2 decks by hand. And your cards don't get bent like they do with hand shuffling. I definitely recommend this to anyone who needs an easy 2 deck shuffler. I like using the crank instead of the automatic powered shufflers. If you want a quick easy shuffler, use this!

We've had one of these for two years and am buying it again since a friend borrowed and is keeping ours. I had considered getting a new one anyway because the wheels don't have the grip they used to, so the shuffling isn't precise as in the past. This may have been preventable if we had kept the unit less dusty and more pristine--don't really know.This handles a wide variety of cards and does so very well. We use it for games such as Splendor, Wingspan, Ticket to Ride expansion, poker, and others. On some cards, you can see there they have been through the rollers which is unfortunate--but, if they were hand-shuffled, they'd just be worn in different ways.For the price, it's a great value, and it's fun to use.

I play in a regular card game with old fogies like myself. One of us, because of his painful hands, prefers a mechanical shuffler but hates the noise made by the cheap, battery-driven ones (that whiny, grindy sound). I saw this advertised here and the price was right. It took three shuffles on a brand new deck to mix up the cards but the deck was well-shuffled with almost no effort. The unit is very quiet and efficient. I'm not that fond of the "Welcome to Las Vegas" decal, but the unit works very well. I am very happy with this handy little shuffler.

I've had this for quite a few months now. We've been using it to shuffle all sorts of cards for various games and reasons. It works exactly as I expected. I mainly love that now the cards aren't getting bent when people trying to shuffle them by hand and fold them.So after many months of use, this product is still working great.

I went to Amazon to look at card shufflers. First, they all look identical. Second, the reviews were all very similar. Then I searched poker websites. I wanted a hand-crank machine. This brand was recommended. I purchased it and upon opening it I was somewhat surprised. It is really cheap. It looks like a plastic toy made back in the 60's cheap. The handle is mounted in a slot under the bottom of the shuffler. It was not coming out and one of the tabs holding it in place broke. We got some cards and tested its function. The shuffler does the job but not every other card. One side pulls cards faster than the other side. So the two-deck stack needs to be shuffled multiple times to get a good mix.Bottom line is the shuffler works. How long it will last is yet to be seen. I don't think it will hold up for one hundred shuffles though.

Great deal fast shipper

Both my mom and I have arthritis in our hands, so shuffling cards, especially newer decks is difficult. This little gadget was the solution to that problem, though not a perfect one.The Good - Relatively easy to use, makes playing cards less difficult overall. Feels pretty durable, though I still handle it with great care to be safe. I recommend leaving the handle attached and cutting a slot in the box to store it that way, which I saw someone else had done.The Not So Great - No matter what speed you choose, the cards almost always catch in the middle and you have to back up. One side tends to pull through better than the other, which results in the cards not getting shuffled well unless you go through at least 6 times.