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October 31st, 2010, 06:08 PM
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Bad beat side beat at Barona
Just got their newsletter in the mail and saw the new sidebet:
"Make a wager on the all new 'Bad Beat Blackjack Progressive', and if you lose with a 20, you win! Starting at 10-1 odds, all the way up to 100% of the progressive!"
Very odd
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October 31st, 2010, 06:15 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyepaintball12
Just got their newsletter in the mail and saw the new sidebet:
"Make a wager on the all new 'Bad Beat Blackjack Progressive', and if you lose with a 20, you win! Starting at 10-1 odds, all the way up to 100% of the progressive!"
Very odd
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Could this be a positive bet at a certain count and/or certain payoff departure? zg
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October 31st, 2010, 06:17 PM
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Sounds like it might be a pretty good deal for a sequencer.
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October 31st, 2010, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by zengrifter
Could this be a positive bet at a certain count and/or certain payoff departure? zg
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Hmm, seems like it would intuitively. You get a 20 and the dealer rips a blackjack in a high count. Does it count vs. dealer blackjacks, or just if the dealer draws to a 21?
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November 1st, 2010, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by moo321
Hmm, seems like it would intuitively. You get a 20 and the dealer rips a blackjack in a high count. Does it count vs. dealer blackjacks, or just if the dealer draws to a 21?
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It might also have value at low counts. Obviously it calls for a different play strategy; when you have your sidebet down you keep hitting until you have 20. A low count (treating certain cards as "low," just guessing that 5 and 6 will be the most powerful cards) will make both you and the dealer more likely to hit your target without busting.
@DP- any more details on the pay structure?
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November 1st, 2010, 02:09 PM
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Okay I actually got another mailer from them today with more details!
"Make a Wager on the all new BAD BEAT BLACKJACK PROGRESSIVE and when you lose with a 20, you win!"
The payoff odds depend on how many cards it takes for the dealer to get a 21:
Dealers Hand:
Magic Card: 20 for 1
Blackjack: 10 for 1
3 cards: 25 for 1
4 cards: 50 for 1
5 cards: 100 for 1
6 cards: 1000 for 1
7 cards: 100% of Jackpot
Not sure what the "Magic Card" is but I assume its just a card in the shoe
Last edited by Dyepaintball12; November 1st, 2010 at 03:16 PM.
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November 1st, 2010, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Dyepaintball12
Okay I actually got another mailer from them today with more details!
"Make a Wager on the all new BAD BEAT BLACKJACK PROGRESSIVE and when you lose with a 20, you win!"
The payoff odds depend on how many cards it takes for the dealer to get a 21:
Dealers Hand:
Magic Card: 20 for 1
Blackjack: 10 for 1
3 cards: 25 for 1
4 cards: 50 for 1
5 cards: 100 for 1
6 cards: 1000 for 1
7 cards: 100% of Jackpot
Not sure what the "Magic Card" is but I assume its just a card in the shoe
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Now that's an interesting bet. I'm guessing the Magic Card is a joker that gives whoever gets it an automatic win, like in CA No-Bust BJ. It helps the dealer unfortunately.
This is going to be a low-count thing, and probably quite vulnerable in an H17 game. What you're looking for are counts where the dealer is going to be able to pull a multi-card 21 out of his ass, and you're going to pull out a 20, which means you're going to bet this in counts where you play like a dealer.
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November 2nd, 2010, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Dyepaintball12
Not sure what the "Magic Card" is but I assume its just a card in the shoe
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Here is a pdf explaining "Magic Card". It appears to be a separate side bet.
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November 5th, 2010, 03:50 AM
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I'm sure the size of the jackpot also has a pretty big effect on when/if it can be played profitably.
I played there when they first started it and the extra time players spent fiddling with the computer and the dealers spent trying to figure things out really slowed the game down.
If you haven't seen it, the bet is $1 and it is made via a computer that is in front of every spot. You give the dealer chips and they give you credit on your display that you then use for the bet.
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November 21st, 2011, 09:57 PM
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Bad beat blackjack progressive
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyepaintball12
Okay I actually got another mailer from them today with more details!
"Make a Wager on the all new BAD BEAT BLACKJACK PROGRESSIVE and when you lose with a 20, you win!"
The payoff odds depend on how many cards it takes for the dealer to get a 21:
Dealers Hand:
Magic Card: 20 for 1
Blackjack: 10 for 1
3 cards: 25 for 1
4 cards: 50 for 1
5 cards: 100 for 1
6 cards: 1000 for 1
7 cards: 100% of Jackpot
Not sure what the "Magic Card" is but I assume its just a card in the shoe
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This side bet is going in at the 6 deck pit at Mt Airy.
Lucky Player: 5 for 1
Blackjack: 10 for 1
3 cards: 25 for 1
4 cards: 40 for 1
5 cards: 100 for 1
6 cards: 1000 for 1
7 cards: 100% of Jackpot
Is there any way to beat this?
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