Shoe (cards)

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A dealing shoe is a gambling device, usually used in casinos, to hold one or several decks of playing cards for the purpose of dealing the cards to the players.

Dealing shoes come in many sizes, depending on the number of decks they are capable of holding (2-decks, 4-decks, 6-decks, and 8-decks).

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