Whats the house edge?

[WABJ11]

I have found an interesting game but I can't seem to get the house edge on it.

2 decks used
DHS17
Double anytime
21 instant winner
Suited BJ pays 2 to 1 all other BJ's pay even money
DAS allowed
Split up to 4x


The rules are very liberal, and suited BJ's pay 2 to 1. Is the house edge really that great?

 

[creeping panther]

So

I have found an interesting game but I can't seem to get the house edge on it.

2 decks used
DHS17
Double anytime
21 instant winner
Suited BJ pays 2 to 1 all other BJ's pay even money
DAS allowed
Split up to 4x


The rules are very liberal, and suited BJ's pay 2 to 1. Is the house edge really that great?

21 natural pays even money. Suited BJ's pay 2to1, dealer hits soft 17??? Draw to 21 instant winner?

 

[creeping panther]

Wab

I have found an interesting game but I can't seem to get the house edge on it.

2 decks used
DHS17
Double anytime
21 instant winner
Suited BJ pays 2 to 1 all other BJ's pay even money
DAS allowed
Split up to 4x


The rules are very liberal, and suited BJ's pay 2 to 1. Is the house edge really that great?

Just off the top of my head, without doing any figuring I would guess a 1.8

house edge.

A carnival game.

I have re-read and see double anytime, so you mean double after drawing 3 cards, 4 cards? 1.2% HE, a guess with out doing some research.

CP

 

[InPlay]

I have found an interesting game but I can't seem to get the house edge on it.

2 decks used
DHS17
Double anytime
21 instant winner
Suited BJ pays 2 to 1 all other BJ's pay even money
DAS allowed
Split up to 4x


The rules are very liberal, and suited BJ's pay 2 to 1. Is the house edge really that great?

Just of the top of my head it looks like a game that I would want to play all day long. I am no expert but I think the 21 instant winner would overcome BJ paying even money in the long run plus the double anytime would be a edge for the player. I also have no idea what the house edge would be.

Double on any number of cards - This rare Blackjack rule allows doubling down in almost any circumstance. Advantage of .23.

 

[suicyco maniac]

Just of the top of my head it looks like a game that I would want to play all day long.

Not me.

BJ even money is around -2.2% Those other rules will not make up for that.

 

[matt21]

I have found an interesting game but I can't seem to get the house edge on it.

2 decks used
DHS17
Double anytime
21 instant winner
Suited BJ pays 2 to 1 all other BJ's pay even money
DAS allowed
Split up to 4x


The rules are very liberal, and suited BJ's pay 2 to 1. Is the house edge really that great?

Looking at the Wizard of Odds website:

Suited BJ pays 2:1 +0.57%
BJ pays even money -2.27%
Double on any number of cards +0.23%
21 is instant winner +0.54%
Dealer hits soft 17 -0.22%

Overall change to OTT house advantage -1.15%
Thus, overall OTT approx -1.65%

If this analysis is correct then run the other way!

 

[creeping panther]

Now

I have found an interesting game but I can't seem to get the house edge on it.

2 decks used
DHS17
Double anytime
21 instant winner
Suited BJ pays 2 to 1 all other BJ's pay even money
DAS allowed
Split up to 4x


The rules are very liberal, and suited BJ's pay 2 to 1. Is the house edge really that great?

WAB,

Can you tell us who offers this Bull S**T abomination.. carnival game?:whip::vomit::gun:

CP