Truly Random Automated Poker Playing

It is very difficult to explain why we are still using playing cards with human dealers holding and passing them to each player just as was done centuries ago. The process is cumbersome, expensive for casinos and difficult to control in today's fast-paced society. Low-stakes poker is becomming a thing of the past in most of the big casinos. The games are still stimulating, entertaining and rewarding; but the old ways are primitive. Attempts at automation so far leave a lot te be desired. To be in the twenty-first century, the computer program must operate as a dealer does now, with a deck just like a deck we use today, with conventional random deals, and be able to read the hands made from random deals. No output should be pre-set by the program. No download from game program should be required at player's end. A well designed revolutionary computer program running a table (table here also means a number of connected players anywhere) is now possible when Edwards' algorithm controls it. Ideally, card games should be played at automated game tables.

*Patent pending