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The shuffle machine can sort cards back into new deck order. It can't deal certain cards to certain positions.
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See I heard the shuffle master can sort cards into new deck order, since it can do that OF COURSE it can deal cards into any position it wants, I recently saw 7 players at the table and the 8th set of 2 cards were to the dealer, pocket Kings, I firmly believed shufflemaster is rigged.

See I heard the shuffle master can sort cards into new deck order, since it can do that OF COURSE it can deal cards into any position it wants, I recently saw 7 players at the table and the 8th set of 2 cards were to the dealer, pocket Kings, I firmly believed shufflemaster is rigged.

You believe wrong.
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See I heard the shuffle master can sort cards into new deck order, since it can do that OF COURSE it can deal cards into any position it wants, I recently saw 7 players at the table and the 8th set of 2 cards were to the dealer, pocket Kings, I firmly believed shufflemaster is rigged.

I had a similarly odd experience. One time I was playing blackjack and I had 20, the dealer had 21. Next hand I get dealt 19, the dealer... had 20
Rigged beyond belief.

I could see if you were a dealer or pit boss being so confident. I actually don't even think there is anything wrong with the shufflemaster rigging the cards either, slot machines are rigged to only pay out X% why can't Ultimate as well, I have no problem with it as long as they say so, but I don't like thinking that if we could cut the deck we have a 49% chance but without cutting the deck a 15% chance.
Why in the world would DEALERS out of all people, SEVERAL tell me there is no way they'd play the game because the machine is rigged?

Dealers aren't required to understand the game they're playing, the odds, or anything other than the mechanics of how the casino wants the game dealt. Most of them don't understand most of what they're dealing. Especially carnival card games, because they rotate through so many of them.
They ARE required to listen to what's being said, and the streaks they see happen, from their players. So they build up ideas, get positive reinforcement from hearing gripes and theories, and getting tipped for big wins on sidebets, to where they give really bad advice sometimes.
Dealers will insist that a sidebets is 'where you make your money '. Dealers will laugh at you if you bet a JToffsuit or K5o 4x, or proper kicker strategy.
Dealers commonly miss flushes and straights in their own or player's hands, forget the value of their hand, pay the ante when they don't qualify, lots of other mistakes. Can't tell you how often I make them back up and pay a bonus bet or the whole thing when they're moving fast and don't see straights and flushes in someone's 7 card hand. But it's a lot.
It's much more valuable for you to look at WoO, Discount Gaming, or even some players around you who seem to be grinding a win, than to listen to a dealer.
And in saying all this, I don't mean to dump on dealers. They're simply not required to understand the math, so most of them don't. I would guess 1 in 10 at best understands optimal play on the game they're dealing. I except those dealing craps or roulette, because those require advanced dealer skills, and I would guess a greater percentage of dealers understand the best bets.

I had a similarly odd experience. One time I was playing blackjack and I had 20, the dealer had 21. Next hand I get dealt 19, the dealer... had 20
Rigged beyond belief.

That's happened to me too. One time I was playing and had two face cards and the dealer had a 5. He drew a 6 and a face card for 21. Couldn't believe it. Didn't find out what model of Shuffle master it was. He just took my chips as though nothing had happened! Fortunately it was only a £5 wager.
They must think we're stupid!

...Why in the world would DEALERS out of all people, SEVERAL tell me there is no way they'd play the game because the machine is rigged?

Because dealers are CLUELESS 99.99% of time about the games they deal. I know TONS of dealers that ALL play UTH... does that mean it must secretly be a really good game to play??? Driving to wild conclusions based on a few people, dealers or not, is just silly. It's not statistical research and holds no weight, thus shouldn't even be considered.
Ask those same dealers what the house edge of the game is. Guaranteed none of them know the exact house edge.
Ask those same dealers the element of risk on the game, and none of them will know that.
Ask the dealers for BASIC STRATEGY of the game, and I'll be they ALL don't know it... but yeah, take their word on any game.

... slot machines are rigged to only pay out X% ...

The inverse of x% is the house edge.
You’re confusing “rigged” with “variance.”There are 3 decision points during the game of Ultimate Texas Hold 'Em: Pre-flop, the Turn, & the Showdown. Below is the perfect strategy for the Pre-flop decision and a simplified strategy for the Turn & Showdown. For the optimal strategy, I have found Stephen How's Ultimate Texas Hold 'Em strategy to be the most comprehensive. He has great coverage of the game on his site, Discount Gambling. The advice used in this game is modeled after his strategy.
PRE-FLOP

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(first decision):
When raising, always make a 4x raise. The player should never make a 3x raise.

Your Hand	Strategy
Pair of 3's or better	raise
Ace + Any	raise
Suited King + Any	raise
Suited Q6 or better	raise
Suited J8 or better	raise
Unsuited K5 or better	raise
Unsuited Q8 or better	raise
Unsuited JT or better	raise
All others	check

TURN (second decision):

Your Hand	Strategy
No Pair	always check
One Pair	raise if pair uses one of your cards. check if pair is on the board (community cards).
Two Pair	always raise
Trips	raise if the trips uses one of your cards. check if trips is on the board (community cards).
All hands greater than Trips	always raise

SHOWDOWN (last decision):

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Situation	Strategy
Your hand is better than Trips	always raise
You have Trips	raise if the trips uses one of your cards or your lowest kicker is a 9. Otherwise, fold
You have Two Pair	raise if your 5-card hand is better than the board's 5-card hand, Raise if your kicker is a jack or better. Otherwise, fold
You have a Pair	raise if pair uses one of your cards or you have at least a Jack. Otherwise, fold
Scare Board and you have less than a pair	always fold
The board is unpaired	raise if you have 2nd nut kicker. Otherwise, fold
The board is paired	raise if you have 3rd nut kicker. Otherwise, fold

Ultimate Texas Holdem Strategy