stopgambling
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you can not count on the strategy trainer . it is " shuffle every round" . if you are playing it on CVBJ then it is legit.
Short term you may exceed the normal average of Royal Flushes all due to luck. You want to play on hope and a prayer go for it. Long term you will lose all of your money playing 9-6 Jacks or Better.Stevel96a1 said:the royal flushes keep pouring in, ashame there is no royal in blackjack, roulette, or baccarat and i understand casino does not mean atm machine however video poker does give players a chance to win money oppose to your card counting ,
Well if you play 5 credits every time, and you play flawlessly, have the bankroll to withstand negative variance, long- term you should be close to expectation.Stevel96a1 said:oh yea? how about full pay DW? what do you gotta to say to that?
John, I took a look at the trainer, How do you wong out, and get a fresh shoe? The only way I could try that was by ending the session, and when I started it up I was in the same spot where I left before. I notice you must bet at least $5 every hand, and when you surrender you do not see the dealers undercard. I think you do have the right idea by practicing for free, before attempting to play at real live tables.JohnCrover said:Rules : 6 deck, 1 Deck cut off from play, DAS DA2, No RSA, LS, 5-60 spread, Hi-lo, Top 30 indexes probably more (if you want the precise indexes ask and I will be happy to share), 5-60 bet spread, 15 @ TC 1, 30 @TC 2, 45@ TC 3, 60 @ TC 4, for the most part play all but I have began to Wong out more often. I am playing on the strategy trainer on this website.
Update: 20,591 hands played, -1,593.
Steve, from reading some of your previous post I know you do not think much about blackjack, but you must realize that is coming from a very narrow perspective of only one person.Stevel96a1 said:then thats what i will do i will have a 0.76% edge over the house and get my royals guilt free while your stuck there with your damn 1.5 wins with max bet out and then losing 1/2 of them to dealers backdoor 21 and 20s!
I grew up in Florida, 5 minutes from Daytona Beach. I moved to Philadelphia when I was 18. I lived in Center City, just off Rittenhouse Square for 8 years. I loved and still love Philly. Only reason I left is because if it became obvious that if I wanted to really pursue a professional blackjack career, Atlantic City was not the place to do so, as I had worn out my welcome. At the time I left, Pennsylvania had casinos, but had not yet approved table games, so only slots.Stevel96a1 said:i have nothing against you Kewl i too am from philly and i wonder if you grew up in cc or north philly?
I wong out by ending the trainer and recording the results. I haven't had a problem with it continuing where I left off. Every time I rejoin it starts a new show.BoSox said:John, I took a look at the trainer, How do you wong out, and get a fresh shoe? The only way I could try that was by ending the session, and when I started it up I was in the same spot where I left before. I notice you must bet at least $5 every hand, and when you surrender you do not see the dealers undercard. I think you do have the right idea by practicing for free, before attempting to play at real live tables.