The AI ​​dealer at the online casino has crashed

[Agbe]

Whether the video is AI or not what is important is that AI is one thing that is gradually becoming a problem to online gambling, because with casinos gradually  putting in Artificial intelligence into their game's there is high probability of, casino games not been Fair again. We as humans can't compete against Artificial intelligence. This is left for regulatory authorities to take action on Making sure that casino games remain Fair and neutral so that people can have that confidence when approaching online casinos.

[M47AK16]

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.

Since you are not 100% sure if it's AI this is why we all need to be scared of AI, what if it's AI? Maybe some new technology at work here? Many people don't even know that there are levels to AI capabilities.

Few AI are crazier than others, I think the public ones are those who generate videos and you are able to detect that they are AI, few are near perfected when they are in work.

We should be scared if you ask me, but it's only casinos that will be able to use it to their advantages, I don't think that any online casinos will allow gamblers to use their own agents to gamble, because it could give gamblers upper hand.

This was the direction that AI was going. Like, just think of the images, at first we knew it was AI because it was terrible, six fingers, weird eyes; we knew it already- but then time went along, and it became a lot less obvious. I mean, you can still tell 99% of the time if it is real or not; most of the time it is not real, and you can see it.

But even the fact that stupid people are now falling for it a lot more, shows that there are still 20%+ of people in the world who would fall for AI and think it is real. That is a lot more dangerous than just casinos; you could literally change the entire nation's politics with enough stupid people falling for AI videos. That is risky, dangerous, and it is going to hurt us a lot in the long run.

[WhoYouCantKill]

Whether the video is AI or not what is important is that AI is one thing that is gradually becoming a problem to online gambling, because with casinos gradually  putting in Artificial intelligence into their game's there is high probability of, casino games not been Fair again. We as humans can't compete against Artificial intelligence. This is left for regulatory authorities to take action on Making sure that casino games remain Fair and neutral so that people can have that confidence when approaching online casinos.

Was there even a time that gambling was ever fair? As far as I can remember, gambling has never been fair, at least not to the players, and the house edge rule can confirm that. Even though most casino games are said to be probably fair, we all know that the odds are way against the players as the house are always the ones who are consistently favored by the casino. Now that’s not something that I call fair at all, and this has always been this way even before AIs were incorporated into gambling so what difference is it gonna make? With or without AI, it’s still impossible to consistently beat the house.

[EluguHcman]

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.

From the video alone, if its really legit, then yes. But if you are the one playing there, there's easy way. I remember before when I want to check if the platform is legit and really live, I ask the dealer for a shout out or some random question in the chat, then see if they react real time. The guy in the video can just do that.`
There are lot of ways to identify if dealers are using A.I., they are popular now, that's why we should be careful.

I totally agree with your inputs @GreatArkansas.
Whether the video is convince able to be trusted or not, lot of these folks phishing online, the media content creators and the so called gambling influencers can as well afford to script such moment and put it up online while it may appear legit.
The only way to get to the reality is if you plays the game yourself and tends clear your doubt with the dealer to know their response.

With the rise of the AI technology, let us also not be surprised if we finds out some days that the Bot has really been advanced to respond to all that queries or commands that were to make us believe if the dealer was a human or AI.
Perhaps it has been more necessary to play on reputable casinos than looking out for the human or AI dealer.

[OgNasty]

I too have a hard time believing this is real, but it is funny nevertheless.  I would think that casinos have all sorts of things in place to stop something like this from happening.  After all, this is the sort of thing that has the potential to destroy your business.  I wonder what actually happened.  The user just trying to go viral with an AI fake video?  The system crashed and the AI was truly malfunctioning?  How would the AI display control the actual cards being played?  While it doesn't pass the sniff test, it did make me chuckle, so merit sent. 

[Findingnemo]

Just look at the background of the streamer he don't even know the concept of green screen yet and became a streamer already and is claiming a real human as AI because of the glitch in the background which happens with green screen.

If you lose, then you lost it, just accept it rather than shifting the blame to others or even creating accusations that you loss isn't justified.

[taufik123]

Just look at the background of the streamer he don't even know the concept of green screen yet and became a streamer already and is claiming a real human as AI because of the glitch in the background which happens with green screen.

If you lose, then you lost it, just accept it rather than shifting the blame to others or even creating accusations that you loss isn't justified.

People just want to go viral and be noticed with the videos they make, and say that the casino uses AI for all the processes and excuses like this just want to cover up that they are not prepared for the defeat that happens.

If the video uses AI it should also see some glitchs on the hands, cards or other more detailed parts, as the AI will definitely do it.
Not all casinos can use AI that sophisticated or even the AI used for Live casinos, it requires more resources and the price will be quite expensive.

[uneng]

Whether the video is AI or not what is important is that AI is one thing that is gradually becoming a problem to online gambling, because with casinos gradually  putting in Artificial intelligence into their game's there is high probability of, casino games not been Fair again. We as humans can't compete against Artificial intelligence. This is left for regulatory authorities to take action on Making sure that casino games remain Fair and neutral so that people can have that confidence when approaching online casinos.

Well, despite it really being AI or not, it's the first time I thought about how problematic it can become, since not only the agent will be AI, but the entire scenario, including the cards... A provably fair system like we know nowadays wouldn't be enough to ensure legitimacy of outcomes anymore. So, how could gamblers be assured the AI isn't cheating on them, due to being programmed that way by casino's operators?

[Hypnosis00]

I can't say it was an AI, but I feel something wrong with it. And not necessarily because we lose, we then say it is AI. Well, online scams are not a new thing, but of course, you should think about them already for possible tricks in online casinos. Unlike in playing physical casinos.

As a player, if I feel off with the game, I'll stop. I'll move to others. There are plenty of casinos out there. And this is the reason for choosing the trusted one over those casinos that offer huge rewards, but the results are quite questionable.

[Orpichukwu]

It can happen but is very rare so I don’t see any irregularities here unless the screen freezes in the middle of the game while only the display cards showing on the screen.

I believe this game provider is pragmatic so I really they will resort to this manipulation assumption considering that they can beat the players with the house edge.

It’s not an AI btw

Game providers are making money because of the house edge; their profit is secured, but that does not mean the ones who are once to manipulate won’t do that, but since they're known providers and licensed, one should be less suspicious about them manipulating the result since their reputation will also be on the line.

[Nathrixxx]

This is gambling and anything is possible in the world, sandila could appear in an unexpected manner when it comes to this, but not all because they also ensure that they don't leave any vulnerability to serve as a bug on their end for gamblers to take advantage of. This is why, in some cases, the only belief in coincidence of events that leads to having luck. Some may argue about this, but that is the exact picture of what may likely happen.

[Hispo]

This is gambling and anything is possible in the world, sandila could appear in an unexpected manner when it comes to this, but not all because they also ensure that they don't leave any vulnerability to serve as a bug on their end for gamblers to take advantage of. This is why, in some cases, the only belief in coincidence of events that leads to having luck. Some may argue about this, but that is the exact picture of what may likely happen.

It is true that this is gambling and pretty much anything is possible, from becoming millionaire in a single sit to losing it all pretty quickly.
Though, there is a problem which we are not supposed to ignore when comes to gambling and AI: people are getting less skeptic on casinos and bookies, gamblers are suspecting on casinos/bookies using artificial intelligence secretly in order to cut costs or to enhance their edge against gamblers, without disclosing that information to the public.

That is why it is natural to have people to discuss when some some anomaly this like this one takes place on a blackjack table.
I would even doubt if something similar happened to me, to be honest.

[popv9]

So, calculating the total probability, chance of all four consecutive card being the Ace of Hearts is,
P = (6/312)*(5/311)*(4/310) * (3/309)
P = 360 / 9286419120 = 1 / 25818598

So, in 6-deck shoe, the probability of drawing Ace of Hearts four times in a row is approximately 1 in 25.8 million. Lol,,

P = 360 / 9286419120 = 1 / 25818598

You are right in this answer, but the correct denominator in the fraction is 9294695280.

Well, this clearly shows you have no idea how blackjack is played
If we assume the minimum 4 decks of cards, the possibility is one in 75,932,540.
If we assume 7 decks the possibility is 1 in 1,109,607.

With 4 decks, the odds are 1 in 75,760,620.
With 7 decks, the odds are 1 in 20,556,278.6

This specific game is played with 8 decks, which makes the odds 1 in 17,570,436. This makes the outcome seem extremely rare, but considering the dozens of tables playing tens of thousands of cards each hour, this may happen more often than you think. If you estimate 50 total tables of 3 players each averaging 50 hands per hour, that totals 20,000 cards, just from the initial two cards each player and dealer get at the start of the round. That makes for an average of 36.6 days between each time you see 4 Aces of Hearts in a row.

But that's only the Ace of Hearts: if you think that 4 Aces of Spades, Clubs, or Diamonds are an equally rare event, then that means these unbelievably rare events happen once every 9 days! Must be AI!

[Asuspawer09]

Somehow, I don't see any AI thing on this live gambling thing ever because it was easy to spot for some of the technical people. I would personally spot it easily if it was AI and I wouldn't play anymore if I have some kind of suspicion about it, If this kind of technology exists already, that was very smooth, and most of the time it is going to leak information online or at least some rumors. Upon watching I don't see any huge signs that the dealer is an AI or maybe the card is AI.

I mean if the gambling casino get somekind of rumors this bad easily users are going to spot it and it is going to be a risk move to cheat if someone is on there position, so for sure they wouldn't risk on something like this considering they might not need to cheat at all because there are already a lot of gambling platforms that was really popular these days.

[DrBeer]

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.

Once again, we have confirmation that AI is not a panacea and requires oversight. Or maybe it’s deliberate fraud - the authors simply forgot that the cards are displayed on the screen
I suspect that if we’re talking about a glitch, it’s because the developers didn’t define the rules for "shuffling the deck" for the AI, and aren’t using a model that generates truly random numbers for this purpose - instead, they’ve left it entirely up to the AI itself without giving it clear instructions.

[OsaiEmma]

I found a video on X of a guy playing online blackjack. He calmly records his hand and watches the dealer's AI.

Um, I don't think it's an AI btw, that's a real dealer. Although what we saw was a rear occurrence—just as most have pointed out—but that doesn't mean it is completely impossible. And it doesn't mean it is AI either.

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:

Well, that's because the dealer wasn't an AI.

[vs2014]

I watched the video serval times with a slower playback speed and i didn't think it was Ai dealer, although his movements seemed unusual to me. Even seeing four aces of hearts in a single hand made the situation really surprising. However unusual things can happen in such card games where multiple decks are used. So we shouldn't judge too quickly as the game may has a technical problem. But now a clear investigation would help us remove doubts and protect players trust.

[tread93]

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.

Oh shit lol that sucks for the guy. Hopefully he was able to get his money back or get some free plays or something because that stuff shouldn't happen. Its a good thing he documented it well and its a bad thing for the casino that he documented it well lol

[Z_MBFM]

I watched the video serval times with a slower playback speed and i didn't think it was Ai dealer, although his movements seemed unusual to me. Even seeing four aces of hearts in a single hand made the situation really surprising. However unusual things can happen in such card games where multiple decks are used. So we shouldn't judge too quickly as the game may has a technical problem. But now a clear investigation would help us remove doubts and protect players trust.

Not all platforms have AI dealers, but some platforms are using AI dealers. The reason for this is that AI is cheaper to operate, which is why it is gradually being replaced by AI in all sectors, but using AI dealers in live casinos is not very reliable, especially since I personally will not play live games on platforms where AI dealers are used. I play live games as much as possible, so this is very important to me. And I think all gamblers think this way. It is possible to replace anything with AI programs, so it will create confusion among gamblers.

[Mutuvasilin]

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

The video itself is cropped and edited and the dealer's lack of reaction is kind of strange but I still don't see anything suspicious.

Yes it's an incredibly rare event though