Internet Blackjack
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Sonny
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> This may be a dumb question, but is card counting at all useful
> when playing internet blackjack?
>
> Thanks.
Since they shuffle the decks after every hand, card counting will not create any sort of advantage in playing online. It may help you on certain "close call" playing hands, but you will not have any long-term advantage over the house.
The ONLY advantage in online blackjack comes from the bonuses they give you. If they give you more money than you expect to lose by playing, you will be playing a winning game.
-Sonny-
> when playing internet blackjack?
>
> Thanks.
Since they shuffle the decks after every hand, card counting will not create any sort of advantage in playing online. It may help you on certain "close call" playing hands, but you will not have any long-term advantage over the house.
The ONLY advantage in online blackjack comes from the bonuses they give you. If they give you more money than you expect to lose by playing, you will be playing a winning game.
-Sonny-
Barry Meadow
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Occasionally you will run into a one-deck game and get a 16 vs. a 10 with three or four small cards; counting, you'd stand rather than hit.
With most software, all decks are reshuffled after every hand. As Sonny says, your edge is with the bonuses, not from counting.
Barry Meadow
author, Crushing The Internet Casinos
Occasionally you will run into a one-deck game and get a 16 vs. a 10 with three or four small cards; counting, you'd stand rather than hit.
With most software, all decks are reshuffled after every hand. As Sonny says, your edge is with the bonuses, not from counting.
Barry Meadow
author, Crushing The Internet Casinos