Pacific northwest single deck?

[Cherry7Up]

Has anyone heard updates about PNW single-deck 3:2 blackjack?

[#cruncher]

I've seen it at the following:
-Chinook Winds
-Lucky Eagle
-Northern Lights

[gothic]

Yo, we mighta played at the same time in the Northern Lights Casino, who knows? Didja by any chance play on christmas or christmas eve?

SD H17 NDAS NS DD10&11

(not so) Gothic

[FLASH1296]

That rule set I believe comes with a H.A. of .44%, making it sub-marginal !

An almost suhweet game if you can play heads-up and get 6 rounds, but C.B.J.N. suggests poor pen' along with a $250 Max Bet.

I will hazard a guess that the dealer will drop the pen' when a player begins to win or clearly knows how to play.

[WABJ11]

Originally Posted by FLASH1296

That rule set I believe comes with a H.A. of .44%, making it sub-marginal !

An almost suhweet game if you can play heads-up and get 6 rounds, but C.B.J.N. suggests poor pen' along with a $250 Max Bet.

I will hazard a guess that the dealer will drop the pen' when a player begins to win or clearly knows how to play.

This casino is in the boonies. If it's the $250 Max Bet one I'm thinking of, you actually can DAS if you have 10 or 11. I've been there several times, and they probably don't even know what "card-counting" means. I went from betting one spot of $5 on their six deck to two spots of $250 heads-up with the pit right behind the table. He didn't say a word, and I walked out of there a happy man. Admittedly, this was 3am the only time I usually like to play.

This casino is a far drive so easy access is kind of out of the question. Otherwise I'd be here a lot more.

[NightStalker]

Originally Posted by #cruncher

I've seen it at the following:
-Chinook Winds
-Lucky Eagle
-Northern Lights

CW and NL are mostly crowded, LE is 25-250 and good pen.

[mica]

I am pretty sure that this casino recently reduced the max bet to $100. Someone took several thousand dollars from the table in a couple hours...the next time I visited, the max bet had changed.

[FLASH1296]

I always advise aspirin Card Counters to remain keenly aware of the Table Limit.

Obviously, if one wagers at or near the Table Maximum then they WILL be perceived as a threat - exposing the casino to a risk of losses that they find unacceptable.

If the player is highly skilled in matters of "camouflage" and "cover play" then betting at or close to ½ the table max may be acceptable.

Otherwise ⅓ or ¼ the Table Max needs to by your personal Maximum Bet limit.

Persons betting at Table Max, not counting cards, but exhibiting perfect Basic Strategy are routinely 86'd from smaller casinos.

[#cruncher]

Originally Posted by gothic

Yo, we mighta played at the same time in the Northern Lights Casino, who knows? Didja by any chance play on christmas or christmas eve?

SD H17 NDAS NS DD10&11

(not so) Gothic

Hmmm. Perhaps. I don't know, I'm usually drunk plus I don't spend very much time on SD. Think I was in Reno last Christmas getting blitzed at the Atlantis.

Been sobering up focusing on my career and stuff. Not much time to play anymore.

[gothic]

I am also working on not drinking whenever I can so I can study and sharpen up for the next step I am so eager to reach! Side counting aces when drinking is tricky if you're still relatively new to it like I am!