GG Bankroll

[razzle]

I've been playing the GG last couple of trips with great success. I am running into a small problem though, I can't find very many small limit tables that are empty. I was curious what would be an appropriate br for a $25 table where I had to bet units of 125. I've found that I'm usually buying in for 500 to 1500 when using units of 50.

Thanx for the help

[zengrifter]

Originally Posted by razzle

I've been playing the GG last couple of trips with great success. I am running into a small problem though, I can't find very many small limit tables that are empty. I was curious what would be an appropriate br for a $25 table where I had to bet units of 125. I've found that I'm usually buying in for 500 to 1500 when using units of 50.

I have often been successful, moving in on a $5-10 table and getting the minimum raised to $25 - while grandfathering myself in so I can place minimum bets of 3x$25. Sounds extreme but many/most pit-mgrs will go for the logic.

A "safe" BR for GG 2D play is 1000u = $125,000. zg

[Kasi]

Originally Posted by razzle

I've been playing the GG last couple of trips with great success. I am running into a small problem though, I can't find very many small limit tables that are empty. I was curious what would be an appropriate br for a $25 table where I had to bet units of 125. I've found that I'm usually buying in for 500 to 1500 when using units of 50.

Any chance when you say 50 units or 125 units, you mean max-bet units, say maybe with a 1-4 or 1-5 spread? A 2D game?

Whatever, if the old game was $10 min and new game $25 min, increase roll by 2.5 to keep same risk.

[1357111317]

Originally Posted by razzle

I've been playing the GG last couple of trips with great success. I am running into a small problem though, I can't find very many small limit tables that are empty. I was curious what would be an appropriate br for a $25 table where I had to bet units of 125. I've found that I'm usually buying in for 500 to 1500 when using units of 50.

Thanx for the help

What is the GG?

[cardcounter0]

Originally Posted by 1357111317

What is the GG?

Two Gs. 2 is a prime number, and G is the 7th letter of the alphabet, 7 also being prime. 2 x 7 x 7 = 98, which is not prime. This is why the pit is always confused when you GG double deck since it is one of the few blackjack games that uses a prime number of decks.

[blackjack avenger]

Those who know what gg means.
Have you ever kissed a girl?

Those who don't know the "gg"; like myself, obviously have!

Just joking

Joking about gg knowledge negating the kiss of a woman, not that I have. Ummmmm because I have kissed a woman.

Kasi, not surprised at all that you know what gg means

[bjcount]

Originally Posted by blackjack avenger

Those who know what gg means.
Have you ever kissed a girl?

Those who don't know the "gg"; like myself, obviously have!

Just joking

Joking about gg knowledge negating the kiss of a woman, not that I have. Ummmmm because I have kissed a woman.

Kasi, not surprised at all that you know what gg means

GG = Grifters Gambit..

Read about it in ZG's popular biography of a player, attached to his signature file.... The Zengrifter's Interview....

BJC

[blackjack avenger]

Originally Posted by bjcount

GG = Grifters Gambit..

Read about it in ZG's popular biography of a player, attached to his signature file.... The Zengrifter's Interview....

BJC

I often use humor for camoflauge. Perhaps I am the only one!

[bjcount]

Originally Posted by blackjack avenger

I often use humor for camoflauge. Perhaps I am the only one!

Mr Prime asked what GG meant.... just assisting him on his journey.

BJC