Looking at EV

[ivy kid]

Let's say your game and play have an EV of 1 percent for play all. What precisely does that mean? Does that mean that on AVERAGE, every bet you make will have a 1 percent return, although some bets, depending on the count, have varied and even negative returns?

 

[phantom007]

I will answer "YES" to your questions.

IMHO, a "Play-all" BJ player is a TRUE BJ Player!

With proper spread, "Play-All" should certainly achieve a 1% advantage, presuming not tipping.

Wonging looks good on paper...when done properly, creates the situation of m/l never betting in a "negative" deck...since I use BJ as my hobby/escape, standing around for 2-3 hours, in order to make a few bets, is not attractive!

And yes, even with a statistical advantge, you may go broke...but if same happens, you will have did so properly!

And, certainly, us "Play-alls" do not have any friction, and therefore, DO NOT GENERATE HEAT!

I hope this has been Helpful!

phantom007.

 

[learning to count]

PHANTOM has a point. Wonging can be a boring thing. If you find a casino with numerous games going at once 8-15 tables Wonging is dangerous! Play all six deck is tough and can drain you. I love to camp out I do change tables but I love to play 8-10 hours a day. The best way is to wong out.