every hand back to shoe..

[ikarianman]

i believe this is a problem isnt it??after every hand dealer puts the few cards dealed back in the shoe..its a 4 deck table.does this cancel even a good counter?how to deal with this problem?

[johndoe]

Originally Posted by ikarianman

i believe this is a problem isnt it??after every hand dealer puts the few cards dealed back in the shoe..its a 4 deck table.does this cancel even a good counter?how to deal with this problem?

Please PM me where this game is, so I can take a look for myself.

[Cherry7Up]

Originally Posted by ikarianman

i believe this is a problem isnt it??after every hand dealer puts the few cards dealed back in the shoe..its a 4 deck table.does this cancel even a good counter?how to deal with this problem?

Is the "shoe" in this case actually a continuous shuffling machine? Seems like there may be some terminology confusion in this post.

[ikarianman]

well,this is how the game played in the 2 casinos in greece.after every hand,the dealer puts the cards back in the shoe,which probably is automated suffling mashine...bad news...what to do?play only basic strategy?

[Sonny]

Originally Posted by ikarianman

what to do?play only basic strategy?

The best option is to not play against those machines at all. The next best option is to bet the minimum and play basic strategy. If the casino will give you free food or other bonuses then you might be able to make the game worthwhile, but otherwise don't bother.

-Sonny-

[ikarianman]

even if it is not a suffling shoe,counting would be meaningless if the dealer puts cards back in shoe after every hand.
because then i can ntot keep the true count(because 4 decks in the shoe all the time).correct?

[johndoe]

If it's really not a shuffling shoe, it's a very nice opportunity for someone who can take advantage of it. Sort of unrealistic, though.

[ihate17]

You should consider it the same as playing the first hand of a shoe every single hand, over and over and over again.
You will always be at a disadvantage.
We do not consider this a shoe because the whole stack of cards would have to be removed from the shuffler and placed into, what we call, a shoe and then dealt out to some deep point.

ihate17

[ikarianman]

hate technology...

[HarryKuntz]

Originally Posted by ikarianman

i believe this is a problem isnt it??after every hand dealer puts the few cards dealed back in the shoe..its a 4 deck table.does this cancel even a good counter?how to deal with this problem?

I think your talking about a CSM, does your "shoe" look something like these?