I always feel better after reading this forum and in a couple of days I'm planning my next trip to the casinos. At least last time I did pay for the gas and got 3 days and 8 meals free. ;)
I doubt if it was 100 hands. Probably more like 50 or 60. Double deck and slow dealers most of the time. The count never got very negative. Other people at the table were getting plenty of 20s and blackjacks. I got so many 14s, I thought about betting it on the roulette wheel.
If I just lost from the start of my trip till the end consistently, I wouldn't feel so bad. It seems like ever 3 day trip I take I do really good the first 2 days. I'm ahead several hundred dollars and I think, "Hey, I'm pretty good at this." Visions of being a career blackjack player come...
From what I gather the best thing about Knockout Blackjack is that you don't have to convert to the true count all the time. This is because you count the 7's as positive 1's.
My question is wouldn't this only be accurate if the 7's were equally distributed in the deck(s)? What if the...
I was playing blackjack in Tunica last weekend and one guy got down to his last $5 chip. He bet it and got a 9 and 2. He held up his cards asking for another $5 chip to double down with but didn't say anything. This guy was clearly mad or depressed that he was losing. The lady next to...
Not really the same thing but it reminded me of something funny.
After a long day of playing in Vegas I got back to my room and was counting my money. I was counting to myself... 1 (hundred), 2 .....9, 10, Jack, Queen, :laugh:
Just lost about $1200 on the last day of a trip. I was ahead until the last few hours.
That includes the $450 I paid for tournament entries and couldn't get past the first round.
Sometimes I think I'd be better off staying home and working over at my job. Then after a couple of...
I recently changed jobs. I'm working 12 hours shifts 3 or 4 days a week with a 3 day weekend every other week.
I live about 400 miles from Tunica, Mississippi and I try to go there twice a month. I'd like to be able to quit my job if I get good enough and get a big enough bankroll...
I've been playing at the same casino in Tunica about twice a month for 3 months.
I use the players card every time I play and I've been comped rooms and food.
Will they eventually notice that I have won at least $500 ever day I've stayed there and stop being nice to me?