Most common rules

[Daggers]

What are the most common rules for 2 and 6 deck blackjack games that pay 3:2 and what are the most profitable rules that are common enough to play and not have there be only 1 table within a 10 mile radius? and are S17 DAS LS games common for 6 decks? i ask this because i can't play in a casino yet due to age and this is needed to generate indices.

 

[tthree]

What are the most common rules for 2 and 6 deck blackjack games that pay 3:2 and what are the most profitable rules that are common enough to play and not have there be only 1 table within a 10 mile radius? and are S17 DAS LS games common for 6 decks? i ask this because i can't play in a casino yet due to age and this is needed to generate indices.

You are not looking for the most common rules. You want to play the best games available to you. Research what that is where you will be playing. that is what you should generate indices from.

 

[QFIT]

This is a couple years old, but will give an idea of rules that exist and proportins. Modern Blackjack Chapter 7.

 

[21forme]

Don't forget that penetration is more important than rules.

 

[Gamblor]

Don't forget that penetration is more important than rules.

Not sure if this is 100% correct, although I agree with your general statement - like everything there's always some exception or nuance. But agreed, will say a great pen bad rules game is often probably better than a great rule (that you can reasonably find) poor pen game.

 

[tthree]

Not sure if this is 100% correct, although I agree with your general statement - like everything there's always some exception or nuance. But agreed, will say a great pen bad rules game is often probably better than a great rule (that you can reasonably find) poor pen game.

I think it's about 1/2 deck extra pen makes up for H17 rather than S17.

 

[Gamblor]

I think it's about 1/2 deck extra pen makes up for H17 rather than S17.

Cool did not know that. I'm also sure something like Snyder's profitability index would also provide info on the benefits of one or the other. But also in addition giving up LS, that's gotta be big!