xxrenegadexx
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lets say one unit is 10 bucks... u up the bet using high low at true count of 2... what spread would you guys use.... how many units would you increase per positive count increase
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supercoolmancool
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You really need to buy yourself a book.
xxrenegadexx
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i have play blackjack like the pros by kevin blackwood... just looking for others input... but thank you for the helpful information
supercoolmancool
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I always put my max bet at +4. That's the most important thing.
If you play 1 deck games you should try to spread 1-4.
For 2 deck games try to spread 1-6.
For 6 deck games try to spread 1-12 if you are playing all hands.
For Hi Lo I think every raise in true count is about +.5% advantage. So at +2 you have about a .5% advantage over the house because of the .5% house edge.
If you play 1 deck games you should try to spread 1-4.
For 2 deck games try to spread 1-6.
For 6 deck games try to spread 1-12 if you are playing all hands.
For Hi Lo I think every raise in true count is about +.5% advantage. So at +2 you have about a .5% advantage over the house because of the .5% house edge.
xxrenegadexx
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1-12 thats too much for me right now... thats a 120 dollar bet and i dont have a 12,000 buck bankroll... yet anyway... wonging in at a true count of 3 with my max bet of 55 (5,500 tiny bankroll)... flat betting that until the count goes down hill
zengrifter
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1-12 is not sufficient for play-all whereas its more than sufficient for wonging. zg
xxrenegadexx
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u wouldnt need a spread at all if your wonging on at 3
zengrifter
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Yes, BUT you would have a higher EV and lower RoR with a 1-6 wong-in @+1. zg
Sonny
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It completely depends on the game. I try to adjust my bet ramp for the game I am playing. Your advantage at each TC will change based on the rules and penetration so (ideally) your betting ramp will change as well. Don Schlesinger’s “Blackjack Attack” has many good chapters on bet sizing.
-Sonny-