The AI ​​dealer at the online casino has crashed

[oll]

I found a video on X of a guy playing online blackjack. He calmly records his hand and watches the dealer's AI. It seemed like what could possibly go wrong?
I would have guessed the dealer's interface might be a bit off - maybe some weird emotion or something. But the bug was truly fatal, affecting the outcome of the hand:




Four aces of hearts!

Perhaps all casinos that use such technologies need to more thoroughly check the neural networks they rely on? Especially if it's not an image bug, but a modified game result.

Source: https://x.com/GambaUpdateonx/status/2111926222477570322

If anyone has found similar news or videos, please feel free to share them, as this video made me laugh out loud.

[ryzaadit]

I found a video on X of a guy playing online blackjack. He calmly records his hand and watches the dealer's AI. It seemed like what could possibly go wrong?
I would have guessed the dealer's interface might be a bit off - maybe some weird emotion or something. But the bug was truly fatal, affecting the outcome of the hand:

As someone who plays heavily on Live-Casino (Baccarat, BJ, and other games). Which factor do you consider to be AI? I take a close looks, and visiting the link X you provided & watch the video at 0.25x speed. I see nothing wrong at all. If you feels, I was wrong please pointed me where to looks.

Four aces of hearts!

Anything can happen in Gambling. Sh*t happens, mate.

Perhaps all casinos that use such technologies need to more thoroughly check the neural networks they rely on? Especially if it's not an image bug, but a modified game result.

The only thing that concerns me is live games like Blackjack. Some bots are automatically sitting at the table with 2-3 tables, and not betting anything + some dealers miss dealing and just continue as if nothing happened (making us lose some money) cause can't get refunds.


These one, I don't see a problem at all.

[acroman08]

I don't know if this is AI, the woman walking behind the guy at the start of the video(that was on the link you shared) suggests that this might not be AI. Also, looking at the deck that they have, they are using multiple decks. I am not sure how many decks they are using at the same time, but if they are using 4 at the same time, 4 aces of hearts is possible, but the chance of that happening is extremely low, but not impossible.  

[swogerino]

That is against casinos as a user can use it as proof to sue the casino for cheating so whoever casino uses AI needs to do some checks. I mean real thoroughly checks or things can go south pretty quickly for such casinos and they cannot justify themselves that AI is not a mature technology so we cannot guarantee the 100% fairness as the users sueing them can say do not put AI at all if you cannot assure 100% of correct operation from it. So I think most casinos should be very cautious with their AI implementation.

[rohang]

There is no way this is a AI dealer and not a real person.

Did you notice the creaes in his shirt especially when moving his hands ? if it was AI definitely there would be some glitches or blurriness

However if it is indeed proven to be AI, i would feel really stupid. I just dont think its would be worth it for the casinos to make this AI when they can hire real people at minimum wage, should be cheaper then making this too real AI dealer

[bakasabo]

The dealer himself might not be AI, but placed on the table cards might be artificial or shown to gambler cards can be graphics drawn by AI. But whole situation is so wrong. First this might be another «bug» in casino that jackpot winners claim to have when casino refuse to pay winnings. Second this is a proof that if you play live, this is actually not a live game but rendered scripted game.

[DanWalker]

4 Aces of Hearts in same hand?
This isn't just Blackjack, man. it’s like magician’s game of revealing aces!
If any error of this nature directly alter game's outcome and logic governing deck of card, it cast a major shadow of doubt over game's algorithm and its fairness.

Although 6 to 8 decks of card are typically used in live and AI based casino, so there can be at most 6 to 8 Aces of Hearts in entire shoe. But for any single player to be dealt four consecutive aces of same suit, then that mean their backend card tracking logic and RNG is completely broken!

If casinos that are integrating AI or neural networks focus solely on dressing up their visual front end, and it no longer focus on core algorithm. Then they won’t need any hacker to pick players pocket, their system itself is enough.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I found this hard to believe until I saw the video myself and I was as shocked as the guy in this post. This is probably another level of scam that blackjack players have to deal with because I believe with AI in the picture and the house edge, it makes it quite impossible for the player to easily win anything.
While it's not impossible of a result, it's quite too soon too early to even get this kind of result.

So you are actually saying that with 8decks of cards, all the 8 ace of hearts automatically gets picked at once...menh , this is wild and unbelievable.

[fighter2627]

I don't know how you managed to say that the one in the video still involves the AI, and I'm wondering if it's a live game of baccarat or blackjack or something,
if I watch it, it'll look like a normal live video.

Just as it's hard to imagine that it's still AI, I remembered that I watched a movie called God of Gamblers, which I think makes those tactics
really possible even without AI.

[qurbanshah02]

I don't know how you managed to say that the one in the video still involves the AI, and I'm wondering if it's a live game of baccarat or blackjack or something,
if I watch it, it'll look like a normal live video.

Just as it's hard to imagine that it's still AI, I remembered that I watched a movie called God of Gamblers, which I think makes those tactics
really possible even without AI.

I also feel the same way because in this video a person is watching in real while the one who is playing with cards is seen to have the effects of AI but the card players look the same. I think there are not many casinos that run live due to which we can say that this game was live. Now AI has started making much better videos due to which it is quite difficult to convey whether this work is AI or is actually happening. Therefore it is also quite difficult for me to know whether this video is AI or real. Although AI has come in casino and created a lot of problems because we can deceive anyone involved in casino with AI as this video has been made based on a fraud so there is no need to believe it quickly.

[CryptSafe]

I have watched video but I don't think it is really an AI thing. It looks more like a live video and the dealer was actually a real human but there is something weird about the cards I noticed. I doesn't look like something being done like a real human, possibly an AI and was kind of programmed to function in that manner. I could be right or wrong but something is off about the cards.

[Awaklara]

I have watched video but I don't think it is really an AI thing. It looks more like a live video and the dealer was actually a real human but there is something weird about the cards I noticed. I doesn't look like something being done like a real human, possibly an AI and was kind of programmed to function in that manner. I could be right or wrong but something is off about the cards.

Live games should not add AI into the game. I also don't see an issue with the dealer, but more with the exposed cards. Is a casino allowed to use such technology in live games? 
Although there is still a possibility of consecutive Ace cards appearing, what happens in the video is like in a movie, not in a live game.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Was the issue due to the 4 hearts? They been using multiple decks which is clearly fine IMO. The 4 Ace hearts wasnt AI related but its something so rarely to see when the dealer pulls it but not totally impossible.

I have watched video but I don't think it is really an AI thing. It looks more like a live video and the dealer was actually a real human but there is something weird about the cards I noticed. I doesn't look like something being done like a real human, possibly an AI and was kind of programmed to function in that manner. I could be right or wrong but something is off about the cards.

My guts tells me its real and clean game. That cards results seems impossible but it can really happened. Ive seen this kind of plot in physical casino but just not the As other number cards and its only three so likely its not malfunction and definitely not AI.

[Moreno233]

There is no way to clearly verify that this is AI neither can we outrightly say this is a bug. Maybe he is thinking that getting 4 ace of Hearts might mean something was wrong but that is possible even though it is very rare. Casinos use a shoe of 6 to 8 decks shuffled together so 4 aces of Heats is possible.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

affecting the outcome of the hand:

Four aces of hearts!

I didn't see any evidence presented here or on the video to assume or believe that AI dealer malfunctioned, if it's about the A's of of heart, like ryzaadit said, anything can happen in gambling and based on what someone said before, it has happened in a live casino and was caught on camera. On the comments of this video, what people keep talking about the 4 A's and some saying it's the weirdest video they have seen, it's not as tho it's 100% impossible for this to happen, so it's just the usual luck that we can see in gambling.

Perhaps all casinos that use such technologies need to more thoroughly check the neural networks they rely on? Especially if it's not an image bug, but a modified game result.

Source: https://x.com/GambaUpdateonx/status/2111926222477570322

If anyone has found similar news or videos, please feel free to share them, as this video made me laugh out loud.

The casinos using such technology will always check to make sure that everything is working fine because the also know that if someone discovers a bug that he or she can take advantage of, that they (the casino) will be at risk of losing money, so I believe they always check.

I have not seen a similar video before  but have heard that players have been that lucky before.

[9ja Amaka]

I don't know if this is AI, the woman walking behind the guy at the start of the video(that was on the link you shared) suggests that this might not be AI.

It is an AI dealer. The woman passing by and fading instantly before crossing the path suggests it's AI. The card were fast and the dealer hands get blurry at some point is also a clue.

I found this hard to believe until I saw the video myself and I was as shocked as the guy in this post. This is probably another level of scam that blackjack players have to deal with because I believe with AI in the picture and the house edge, it makes it quite impossible for the player to easily win anything.
While it's not impossible of a result, it's quite too soon too early to even get this kind of result.

So you are actually saying that with 8decks of cards, all the 8 ace of hearts automatically gets picked at once...menh , this is wild and unbelievable.

AI dealer will ruin live games in the future. I've never been in support of the AI dealer because it seems the games are rigged with AI.

[BABY SHOES]

There is no way this is a AI dealer and not a real person.

Did you notice the creaes in his shirt especially when moving his hands ? if it was AI definitely there would be some glitches or blurriness

However if it is indeed proven to be AI, i would feel really stupid. I just dont think its would be worth it for the casinos to make this AI when they can hire real people at minimum wage, should be cheaper then making this too real AI dealer

There needs to be forensics to check whether this video is AI or not... 4 aces of hearts come out in one game this is very strange, is the card shuffle already set?

I am not very good at this, seem to lose no AI which means we consider this dealer a real human being who plays a role in it, I also believe AI can be more similar to humans.

I feel the color of this table is like Blackjack that is in Duel.com? these casinos often there is always controversy in the game of Blackjack, although this is just my own guess.

[fredericktaylor]

From watching the video, it doesn't seem like it's AI because you can see human movement in the background, which makes it seem like it's not the work of artificial intelligence but I'm not 100% sure about this. Naturally, this incident is surprising because such incidents are not common. However, when a casino uses four to six decks, there is a possibility of four aces coming together, so this is not at all unusual but it is an unexpected and rare occurrence. I have never encountered such a situation before.

[r_victory]

I still haven't gotten used to the fact that AIs will one day take the place of real dealers. I really like AI, but not in environments where human contact is essential to me. Until perfection is reached; if it ever is, it will still bring many misfortunes for both casinos and gamblers.

[el che]

Seeing four aces of hearts in one hand is insane and it’s why I won't play on those AI dealer setups. What a shame and a massive look of incompetence for the provider. Casinos are rushing to slap AI onto everything to look innovative but if the model can glitch hard enough to tamper with basic card distribution and game outcomes, the entire platform loses credibility. If you can't even get standard deck physics right, nobody should be trusting you with crypto.