Anyone ever worked at a casino can you tell me if digital blackjack with live dealers is rigged? just got back

Question

from a casino that used digital cards but live dealers and it seemed like when there was alot of money on the table the dealer would get automatic blackjack or draw the perfect card

For example My husband had a pair of 6 and the dealer was showing a 6 bust card so he split got another 6 split it got another 6 and drew cards so on each of his hands he had a 19 20 18 20 the dealer turns over a 10 and had 16 and draws a 5

everyone on the table had double downed so there was alot of money at stake can the computer be set so the house draws the card it needs

Answer 1

If you're at a casino that has real card tables that deals out of a real shoe, I'd reccommend using THAT table. The integrity of a digital card simulator can always be called into question. There's no reason not to go to the table with real cards in that situation.

Answer 2

That's how it goes sometimes... it's a gamble after all.... for future reference if your not happy a table for any reason walk away.

...but just to say I don't think I would find digital tables with real dealers very appealing :/ mostly due to the fact that your there to lay it for real not a video game (we have the internet for that!)

Answer 3

A casino would lose more money if they got caught running a rigged game than they make running a legit game.  It makes no sense to run a rigged game.

Answer 4

No.

Answer 5

No, it's not rigged.  The casino makes massive amounts of money by running fair games.  Why would they risk losing their reputation and/or getting shut down by the gambling regulators just to take a slightly bigger cut?  If the standard house edge isn't enough for them, they aren't going to cheat.  Instead they would just change the rules, e.g. blackjack only pays 6 to 5 or something.