As time goes by the casinos, in this case Trump Casino in Atlantic City, are automating more and more of the functions previously performed by human beings.

Since moving to Las Vegas I've seen the demise of the strolling "change person" as well as the booths where change was provided, as more slot machines that are "coin less" were installed.

Along with this the "drop teams", who used to empty, or restock the coins in the machines, have disappeared.

I'm sure that this has also resulted in a decrease in the number of personnel in the back office "count rooms" as well.

Now we are starting to see the introduction of "dealer less" poker tables as Poker becomes more of a video game than something played with pieces of cardboard and chips on a felt covered table.

Here's the story about Atlantic City's Trump Casino automated Poker tables.

If you want one of your own to impress your friends on Friday nights when you play nickel ante Poker just fork over $30K for your own automated Poker table.

Source:www.bp0.blogger.com