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this was the name of LeisureMech's top of the line dealer droid, manufactured during the early years of the New Republic. This cylindrical automaton was installed over a card table, and hung down with several appendages to deal sabacc and other games. Two of the arms were known as "cheater prods," which had specialized sensors to detect the presence of skifters or other cheating devices. If such a device was detected, the arm would reach out and stun the cheater with a blast of energy, while the central droid alerted security forces. The other arms functioned as card dealers and pot collectors.