Recent content by LeonShuffle

Hey, what do you know?! Just got a Royal! Still just playing for fun but it's exciting nonetheless. It came on my 7,938th hand. Amazingly, the hand before it, I kept two suited high cards and wound up with 4 to the royal. Then the very next hand, I again kept 2 suited high cards (Jack and...

I use the intermediate strategy from the Wizard of Odds' site, which carries a .48% house edge. These 10,000 hands that I'm playing are just for fun on Bodog, which is 9/6. Also, I live an hour away from Atlantic City and there is definitely 9/6 to be found there, even some progressive ones.

Still shooting for 10,000 hands with this aggressive doubling strategy. Currently at 7,142 and down $50. I think that's pretty good considering I still haven't hit a straight flush. Although literally within 15 minutes I came 1 away from a Royal 3 times.

Back in my "bonus-hustling" days, I bought a little clicker to keep track of how close I was to the betting requirement. I'm just using that now.

Disclaimer: I'm well aware that the "double up" option does nothing to change the house edge. This is simply an entertainment only experiment. I'm now at 4,065 hands playing my "system" and I am exactly even again. I'll keep updating until I hit 10,000.

The words, "roulette" and "system" do not go together.

Yeah, I'm aware. Much like taking odds in Craps. It's just that in Craps, that 0% becomes part of your overall bet and in VP, you first need to win in order to make the bet.

Just hit 3,000 hands. 3,003 to be exact. I am now up $425! That's a 1.13% return for a game with a .48% house edge. I'm not naive enough to think that I'm on to something here; I know I've just been extremely lucky. I've never had this kind of success before I started doubling though...

Hi all. It's been (at least) a couple years since I've perused these boards. I'm a blackjack player but haven't played regularly in quite some time. Now-a-days I enjoy playing 9/6 Jacks or Better, though I obviously don't expect to make an income from it. For the longest time, when I'd...

There was a show called "Parco P.I." on Court TV that reenacted investigations. One of the episodes took place mostly in a casino at a blackjack table. I only bring this up because I played the dealer :) No speaking part for me though :( And I seriously doubt that many people saw it.

For starters, go to WizardOfOdds.com

I haven't been there in over a year, but I used to play a 9/6 JOB progressive quarter machine at Caesars.

Burchy, your system does not work. You WILL find that out eventually. Maybe you'll admit it here or maybe you won't. But I guarantee you, it will not give you an advantage in the long run. P.S. Hope everyone here's doing alright. This is my first time on the old forum in quite a while.

It's at the Hilton also.

I gave a very brief overview of card-counting (along with my email address if they wanted a private lesson). However, I covered other things besides BS, including some other games.