The net edge
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Rob McGarvey
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I'll let the other guys fill you in on this, but here is a simple version of how it works.
You depo 100. They give you 100. The house edge is around .5% against you. For each 100 you bet you expect to lose 50 cents.
Total required action is depo+bonus x10. Take 50 cents of 20 times from the 200. You can expect to walk with $190. ROI = 90%. Advantage is 100/2000 - house edge, or around 4.5%. Add a kick back from me for $50 for joining under one of my banners and you are laughing.
You depo 100. They give you 100. The house edge is around .5% against you. For each 100 you bet you expect to lose 50 cents.
Total required action is depo+bonus x10. Take 50 cents of 20 times from the 200. You can expect to walk with $190. ROI = 90%. Advantage is 100/2000 - house edge, or around 4.5%. Add a kick back from me for $50 for joining under one of my banners and you are laughing.
Rob McGarvey
Well-Known Member
4.5% Edge
is like getting to split A,A vs 2-7, split 9,9 vs 6, split 8,8 vs 6, and double 11 vs 2-7 and 10 3-7 all day long ;>
And sometimes we have a bigger edge.
is like getting to split A,A vs 2-7, split 9,9 vs 6, split 8,8 vs 6, and double 11 vs 2-7 and 10 3-7 all day long ;>
And sometimes we have a bigger edge.
There is a fabulous article about beating online casinos in the most recent issue of Blackjack Forum available from Arnold Snyder at (Dead link: http://www.bjfonline.com) _www.bjfonline.com_ -- it will tell you everything you need to know, and a lot more!
As for our friend Rob McGarvey, he certainly knows a lot about it, but he has a vested interest (since he runs a business based on having others join online casinos through his links). I suggest you first read the entirely non-biased article in Blackjack Forum, and after you understand all that, you might choose to get the extra bonuses Rob offers (or you might not...).
--Mayor
As for our friend Rob McGarvey, he certainly knows a lot about it, but he has a vested interest (since he runs a business based on having others join online casinos through his links). I suggest you first read the entirely non-biased article in Blackjack Forum, and after you understand all that, you might choose to get the extra bonuses Rob offers (or you might not...).
--Mayor
Rob McGarvey
Well-Known Member
The Scoop
"There is a fabulous article about beating online casinos in the most recent issue of Blackjack Forum available from Arnold Snyder at (Dead link: http://www.bjfonline.com) _www.bjfonline.com_ -- it will tell you everything you need to know, and a lot more!"
I have ordered my copy. This will be my first copy of BJF, so I am looking forward to it. Is the finished product any better than when RGE used to print them Mayor? IYO?
The article was written by Barry Meadow, author of Blackjack Autumn. I was thinking his new book would be called Blackjack Summer, Spring or Winter, but it is about Cyber BJ.
"As for our friend Rob McGarvey, he certainly knows a lot about it, but he has a vested interest (since he runs a business based on having others join online casinos through his links). I suggest you first read the entirely non-biased article in Blackjack Forum, and after you understand all that, you might choose to get the extra bonuses Rob offers (or you might not...)"
Yes, the choice is yours. I am no genius but I do think on my feet, and where there is m
"There is a fabulous article about beating online casinos in the most recent issue of Blackjack Forum available from Arnold Snyder at (Dead link: http://www.bjfonline.com) _www.bjfonline.com_ -- it will tell you everything you need to know, and a lot more!"
I have ordered my copy. This will be my first copy of BJF, so I am looking forward to it. Is the finished product any better than when RGE used to print them Mayor? IYO?
The article was written by Barry Meadow, author of Blackjack Autumn. I was thinking his new book would be called Blackjack Summer, Spring or Winter, but it is about Cyber BJ.
"As for our friend Rob McGarvey, he certainly knows a lot about it, but he has a vested interest (since he runs a business based on having others join online casinos through his links). I suggest you first read the entirely non-biased article in Blackjack Forum, and after you understand all that, you might choose to get the extra bonuses Rob offers (or you might not...)"
Yes, the choice is yours. I am no genius but I do think on my feet, and where there is m
Rob McGarvey
Well-Known Member
The Scoop con't
Yes, the choice is yours. I am no genius but I do think on my feet, and where there is money to be made, don't be surprised if I am about 10 people ahead of you in line! smile I will offer you my spot though, that is the difference.
I starting playing BJ at charity casinos making $6 an hour. Then I moved into the Indian casinos and started making around $30 an hour. Began to use the Hi Opt II, learned to shuffle track, then latter started tracking Aces. On the side I wrote about my experiences, opened a free info blackjack site, which I think every one of you has been to at one time or another. I read Bill Haywood's book and began playing online. When I discovered how much money could be made playing online, I couldn't keep my mouth shut, and spread the word in my newsletter. Then I thought why not put up some links to see if I can make a even more money? Most of these links offer a % of the players losses, so I didn't get into it too far since at the end of the month the casino owed me -$3422! Then I found some casinos that will give me a per head payment for each player. I already had a group of close friends that I played with online and thought I would offer them half of what the casino gives me. I think that is an honest thing to do. Some of them took me up on it and when they got their $$ they began telling their friends about it, and the other more skeptical people jumped on the band wagon. It is easier to NOT trust someone that in is to trust someone, and once again, the choice is yours. My team grows every month, and that is a good thing.
Online casinos are full of money. I go in through the front door and enjoy their sign up bonuses, try them out, and look over their affiliate program. If the aff program is do-able, I go in through the back door with my team and we load up the truck. I try to encourage my team to do something good with all of the money they are making, but that again is their choice.
Now, I haven't got my copy of BJF yet, so can't comment on it. Barry has told me that he has mentioned my site in his new book, and I thank him for that. Barry has always been great to deal with, and I will be reviewing his book as soon as it comes out. Advantage players helping each other out. What a concept!
Yes, the choice is yours. I am no genius but I do think on my feet, and where there is money to be made, don't be surprised if I am about 10 people ahead of you in line! smile I will offer you my spot though, that is the difference.
I starting playing BJ at charity casinos making $6 an hour. Then I moved into the Indian casinos and started making around $30 an hour. Began to use the Hi Opt II, learned to shuffle track, then latter started tracking Aces. On the side I wrote about my experiences, opened a free info blackjack site, which I think every one of you has been to at one time or another. I read Bill Haywood's book and began playing online. When I discovered how much money could be made playing online, I couldn't keep my mouth shut, and spread the word in my newsletter. Then I thought why not put up some links to see if I can make a even more money? Most of these links offer a % of the players losses, so I didn't get into it too far since at the end of the month the casino owed me -$3422! Then I found some casinos that will give me a per head payment for each player. I already had a group of close friends that I played with online and thought I would offer them half of what the casino gives me. I think that is an honest thing to do. Some of them took me up on it and when they got their $$ they began telling their friends about it, and the other more skeptical people jumped on the band wagon. It is easier to NOT trust someone that in is to trust someone, and once again, the choice is yours. My team grows every month, and that is a good thing.
Online casinos are full of money. I go in through the front door and enjoy their sign up bonuses, try them out, and look over their affiliate program. If the aff program is do-able, I go in through the back door with my team and we load up the truck. I try to encourage my team to do something good with all of the money they are making, but that again is their choice.
Now, I haven't got my copy of BJF yet, so can't comment on it. Barry has told me that he has mentioned my site in his new book, and I thank him for that. Barry has always been great to deal with, and I will be reviewing his book as soon as it comes out. Advantage players helping each other out. What a concept!