pawnbroker
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If i am using ko for 2 deck and six decks.how high past the pivot point does the count have to be to move to two hands.and is moving to two hands with large bets out a real give away as to counting.
Question on when to spread to two hands.
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Mikeaber
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I've had pretty good luck spreading to 2 hands when the spot is available and I'm allowed by table rules, at +4 when I'd normally push out my max bet. I lower the bet from a 10 unit bet to 7 or 8 units on each hand (6-deck). On double deck, I spread to 4 units instead of 5 but still do so at +4.
So far, I've never been questioned on it.
So far, I've never been questioned on it.
I suppose there's some correct way to do this
For 6-deck, I spread to two hands when the count goes above -3 (KO). Since the shoe is favorable at that point, I want to start hogging the good cards for myself, instead of letting the other players have them.
I think adding a hand with lower bets out could be seen as an attempt to change the flow. With larger bets out it seems a little more obvious that you're going for the $$$$.
That's kind of what I've been thinking.pawnbroker said:
For 6-deck, I spread to two hands when the count goes above -3 (KO). Since the shoe is favorable at that point, I want to start hogging the good cards for myself, instead of letting the other players have them.
I think adding a hand with lower bets out could be seen as an attempt to change the flow. With larger bets out it seems a little more obvious that you're going for the $$$$.