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Bravo! Greed and selfishness, causes problems for everyone. Be happy with a daily paycheck and keep doing it for 20 years. Dont kill the Goose, Good analogy
Love this for practising ideas on strategies. I especially love that it gives options on things like deck size, surrender, what double downs are allowed. Only change I’d make is to give us the choice on how big a pot to be playing with.
No, it isn’t worth it if you’re counting cards. A single deck runs out too fast if you don’t strike with a large bet differential when it goes positive, and you’re counting on the 3:2 payout when you’ve bet high on a strongly positive deck. That also gets you thrown out instantly. It’s not like 40 years ago when you could get away with that.
If you want to take advantage of single decks and not get thrown out you have to have tremendous discipline and keep the differential low, which means you need the 3:2 payout even more. And even then they’ll throw you out sooner or later.
Really, the only way to approach this as an individual player (not a team) is to grind it out with shoes, which when they go positive tend to last longer.
It has been awhile since we updated this guide but the principles are pretty much the same. Crypto hasn’t quite improved yet in terms of user friendliness so I can understand it’s a bit daunting at first.
Electrum is still pretty good but can be a bit confusing. These days, I personally use a hard wallet, e.g. Trezor which is a bit safer since your crypto is stored offline and is less susceptible to potential security threats and can store more than just BTC. The downside of doing it this way though is that it costs money to purchase a hard wallet.
If Binance is available in your country then it can be a convenient option since a lot of crypto casinos are starting to accept BNB (Binance coin) so you can easily deposit/withdraw directly from your Binance account to the casino.
I always run a better percentage when i play for more money.. I am at 71% wow
Can you add an option to turn off the count?
I love this game!
10/10
Where can I purchase the advanced strategy cards in an actually wallet size? The ones on the shared link are for the larger sized cards.
what does it mean “redoubles are always played optimally”?
Bravo! Greed and selfishness, causes problems for everyone. Be happy with a daily paycheck and keep doing it for 20 years. Dont kill the Goose, Good analogy
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i think when we both get blackjack it does not push
It would be nice if after a surrender it would show you what the down-card was.
saved me gambling the house away
Why would you not double a 9 vs a dealer showing 6 that is not basic strategy.
Yes, doubling 9 vs. 6 is correct.
Why is max bet 50
I really love this game
Love this for practising ideas on strategies. I especially love that it gives options on things like deck size, surrender, what double downs are allowed. Only change I’d make is to give us the choice on how big a pot to be playing with.
ok mister casino master
rude ass
LOL
yes
What a dumbass LOL
No, it isn’t worth it if you’re counting cards. A single deck runs out too fast if you don’t strike with a large bet differential when it goes positive, and you’re counting on the 3:2 payout when you’ve bet high on a strongly positive deck. That also gets you thrown out instantly. It’s not like 40 years ago when you could get away with that.
If you want to take advantage of single decks and not get thrown out you have to have tremendous discipline and keep the differential low, which means you need the 3:2 payout even more. And even then they’ll throw you out sooner or later.
Really, the only way to approach this as an individual player (not a team) is to grind it out with shoes, which when they go positive tend to last longer.
It has been awhile since we updated this guide but the principles are pretty much the same. Crypto hasn’t quite improved yet in terms of user friendliness so I can understand it’s a bit daunting at first.
Electrum is still pretty good but can be a bit confusing. These days, I personally use a hard wallet, e.g. Trezor which is a bit safer since your crypto is stored offline and is less susceptible to potential security threats and can store more than just BTC. The downside of doing it this way though is that it costs money to purchase a hard wallet.
If Binance is available in your country then it can be a convenient option since a lot of crypto casinos are starting to accept BNB (Binance coin) so you can easily deposit/withdraw directly from your Binance account to the casino.
Some examples are: