KewlJ
Well-Known Member
If there is a clump of 10 value cards and a small clump of aces and they are kept separate, it makes zero difference how players play, who joins or exits the game mid shoe, or where the cut occurs. These two clumps kept separate will result in fewer blackjacks.....advantage house.The G Man said:1- You can arrange cards anyway you want, with bad plays from players and those that come into the game or leave plus others going from one to two hands back and forth, how would you retain your advantage ?
2- Clumping cards ... so what ? You cut the shoe randomly and what happens ?
The two things you will see is 1). a clump of aces, 4 or 5 aces come out within a 8 card span. Sometimes even 3 or 4 aces in a row, And 2), a larger clump of 10 value cards resulting in dealer/player pushes. It makes no difference where either of these clumps come out as long as they are kept separate.
And yes both of these kinds of clumps can occur naturally. So I am in no way saying every time you see 3 consecutive aces come out or 4 aces within a 6 card span, or a couple rounds of dealer player pushes, that this cheating is occurring. But that is what it looks like when it does occur and something to be on the lookout for, just as a player playing hand held games is vigilant of a dealer dealing seconds.