moo321
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Well, in theory if you know all the high cards are gone, the dealer can't qualify without pairing a low card. So, there might be an edge there, but I doubt it.
3 card poker-any adv ?
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Well, in theory if you know all the high cards are gone, the dealer can't qualify without pairing a low card. So, there might be an edge there, but I doubt it.
Maybe in some situations there could be, but its not a consistent edge. Its like saying the average BJ player has an advantage playing at a TC of +7 but he didn't raise his bet and he played the entire shoe at a disadvantage, so he is at an overall disadvantage.
You might have an edge on that specific hand but every other hand until another all high card hand is dealt you'd be playing at a huge disadvantage. I'm pretty sure to "beat" the game you need information about the dealers hand.
Well, if you were asking me, it's just because, if you were a computer, your strategy would sometimes change knowing 18 more cards kind of thing.
Just a little for each person's cards you could see but still not enough to overcome HA, just reduce it.
Somebody studied it - not me lol.
Seeing a dealer's card is big though.
blackchipjim
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Three card adv.
If you want of piece of advice for the three card poker game here is couple. The machines that deal the game don't shuffle as effciently as one would think. Sit at first base and buy in place your bets pp and ante if you don't get playable hands in five or six deals quit. Repeat the procedure at different tables or casinos for as long as you have money. The game is a game that if you start winning at first base no one will change your hand so play heads up with the dealer if you can. Additionally players can and often change the order of the cards and the dealer may start kicking your butt. This carries a disclaimer of facts may or may not be fiction. blackchipjim:eyepatch:
If you want of piece of advice for the three card poker game here is couple. The machines that deal the game don't shuffle as effciently as one would think. Sit at first base and buy in place your bets pp and ante if you don't get playable hands in five or six deals quit. Repeat the procedure at different tables or casinos for as long as you have money. The game is a game that if you start winning at first base no one will change your hand so play heads up with the dealer if you can. Additionally players can and often change the order of the cards and the dealer may start kicking your butt. This carries a disclaimer of facts may or may not be fiction. blackchipjim:eyepatch: