Curiousity is a normal and not really a counter thing
vonQuux said:
No, this is just me dealing to myself to practice tallying and retaining the running count. I quickly came to a surrender situation and then wondered to myself "do I get to see the downcard?"
So you're saying that in a brick & mortar casino, they'd be showing the downcard before discard during surrender? How about when the player busts?
TIA,
vQ
You surrender, you bust and wonder if you would have been better off standing as the dealer begins to put her cards into the rack. Most dealers tend to show the cards but I have found an occassional dealer who just wants to get to the next hand quickly and hides that card.
I just ask, "what did you have" and throw in a comment after I am told, like "I knew I should have stood, or some hands you are going to lose no matter what you do". After asking a couple of times these dealers tend to now just turn the card for you every time.
This is not a cardcounter tell at all. You are doing this for the information to update your count only, but every gambler would want to know what the dealer had, if he made the wrong decision, etc, so just ask.
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