The most significant risks that could jeopardize the success of the project are being able to handle the multiple signals we will be receiving from the different games going on and the different players in the games, classify the cards placed on the table in a quick and efficient manner, identify the various unique devices and assign them to the specific corresponding player, and being able to interface between our keyboard device, LCD screen, dealing device, and our raspberry pi. In order to manage the risk of handling multiple signals from different devices and being able to properly assign them to the right users, we are utilizing a test driven development approach. We will be breaking it down into smaller pieces and attacking them from there. We will build “mock device” and “mock server” harnesses in order to be able to test receiving and sending signals along the way during production. In order to deal with and detect errors right away, we also plan on building a peripheral debug dashboard to be able to detect any bugs right away. For the card classification risk, we plan on locally building a classification network and getting that to the highest accuracy possible prior to integrating it with our camera and using it on the port. Finally, in order to interface with our input and output devices, we will be utilizing test driven development and we will be building test suites for all three of our games in order to continuously test them as we are developing. We will also perform unit testing on each of the different I/O devices to ensure they work separately as well as together. We have not made any changes to the existing design of the system from the original proposal. Our schedule has not changed yet and every member of the team is on track for their progress according to our originally planned schedule. Our project includes considerations for social and environmental issues. For the social side, we are providing a source of entertainment and a way to bring people together specifically for people who can not see each other or are separated by great distances. It also creates infrastructure that makes socially distanced living more bearable, if it is to happen again in the future. Due to feasibility and the timeline of the project, we decided to go with a receipt printer due to the implementation risk of a mechatronic device that can use a single card deck. However, we understand that this can lead to a lot of unnecessary paper waste and if time permits, we hope to transition from a thermal printer to a mechatronic device that can sort and deal from a single deck of cards.