Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will it work with smaller board game cards, such as Catan and Ticket to Ride?
Document: So I got this because I play a number of games that require significant amounts of shuffling, Mansions of Madness, Settlers of Catan, Zombiecide, ect....I find that the normal sized decks work great, the trick is to tap the lower part of the deck on either side to make sure its all pushed in towards the center. Then crank with a decent, but steady crank. You'll have a riffled deck in about 10-15 seconds.
We have had 2 battery shufflers in the past and they were terrible. one didn't even last thru a game of cards. this works great! we highly recommend it.
With the hand-operated shuffler, I can use old or even dog-eared cards as long as I adjust my own speed accordingly.I'm VERY satisfied with this manual shuffler. We play a card game with 5 decks of cards, and shuffling by hand was a real nuisance.
I bought one of these for myself because if you play a game with at least 4 decks of cards, you know how much shuffling there is. Several other players liked it so well, they bought one also. So from seeing mine, at least three people ordered one. It is truly wonderful for card players!
This works great and you will keep your playing cards in great condition. We play a game with a double deck at least 2 times each week and the playing cards are in great shape. We have been using this for two months and it works great. It is made out of plastic so don't treat it like it can be run over by a truck - use care. We recommend this to all card players.
The way this shuffler works is you split the deck into two halves, place them on either side in the card pockets. There is a plastic bin that is placed inside. You turn the handle, the little wheels on either sides turn, forcing the cards inside the bin at random. We purchased the shuffler for the game of Uno. There are a lot of cards in Uno, and this shuffler helps a lot.
I love playing Quiddler, a game with about 100 cards, but arthritis and lack of coordination make it very hard for me to shuffle by hand. This gizmo does the job nicely. You divide the cards into two stacks, one on each side, and turn the crank. The gizmo shuffles them together and the shuffled deck then slides out easily in a little plastic tray. It does take a little practice to learn how fast to turn the crank.
My Mom is 95 years old and loves to play cards. The game she plays requires two to three decks of cards. It is difficult for her to shuffle the cards so I got the card shufffler for her. She loves it. She likes it because it is easy to shuffle the cards and the shuffler doesn't bend or crease the cards. I bought the manual card shuffler as a backup for the battery operated card shuffler I bought at the same time.
I bought this product for shuffling myDominioncards, since people suck at shuffling, bend the cards, and the game is ruined. I read through way more reviews and a grown adult should about card shufflers. The big concern on the automatic shufflers is that they jam and damage the cards, especially if the cards are irregularly sized or damaged. The only concern mentioned for this shuffler is that the handle breaks. For $15, I figured it was worth a shot.1.
This is the perfect piece of equipment if you have arthritic hands or a deck of brand new cards. Getting the new deck properly mixed is no longer a problem. The card shuffler does in one turn what it would take four shuffles by hand. Plus, no chance of the cards getting bent or having them fly off the table. Keeps the game flowing as there is little lost time between hands. A must have for the occasional player or the weekly card club member.
Answer: yes