I read that they weren't. If not, where do you get accurate ones? Also, how many different basic strategy versions are there? For example, single deck has variations, is double different? I'm pretty sure 6 decks is different but are there more differences to watch for? Been to Vegas 3 times, Windsor twice. I'm still learning. Thanks.
Are casino basic strategy cards accurate?
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You can find them in almost any reputable BJ book. There are some differences between Sd, Dd and multi-deck games. Also depends on if you can doulbe after splits, h17 or S17, ect, ect.
If you look to your left, in the blue section you can pull up the basic strategy search engine and find the right moves for whatever game you play.
The owner of this site has an on-line store that sells the cards you are looking for.
It also can be found in the blue section to your left.
Many, but not all casinos sell BS cards that have mistakes on them
If you look to your left, in the blue section you can pull up the basic strategy search engine and find the right moves for whatever game you play.
The owner of this site has an on-line store that sells the cards you are looking for.
It also can be found in the blue section to your left.
Many, but not all casinos sell BS cards that have mistakes on them
NightStalker
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Correct charts are everywhere-book/simulator/various sites. You can find them in casino as well- if rules/decks are printed on it..
Most of the casinos offers generic strategy cards..Charts are simplified to support all rules, hence they are little off for decks/rules. They are tweaked to lower the variance which is good in short term at the lost of minimal ev.RFB said:
Correct charts are everywhere-book/simulator/various sites. You can find them in casino as well- if rules/decks are printed on it..
