how about this for a trick...

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RevG

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All online blackjack has a maximum bet amount to stop people with huge bankrolls from breakthing them.

What if I did this...

ex: BJ game max bet $300
Open up multiple tables (lets say 5) from different online casinos if necessary. Start by making $1 bets on each table. For every hand I lose I add up the amount I have lost, double that amount, and then spread it out amongst the 5 tables. This would essentially make my maximum bet $1500 would it not?

Does this make sense?

Cheers,
Greg
 
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gobbledygeek

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I'm guessing no, I doubt playing 5 maximum bet hands at five different tables concurrently is any different from playing 5 maximum bet hands on one table consecutively (if ignoring counts at different tables)?
 
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ScottH

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RevG said:
All online blackjack has a maximum bet amount to stop people with huge bankrolls from breakthing them.

What if I did this...

ex: BJ game max bet $300
Open up multiple tables (lets say 5) from different online casinos if necessary. Start by making $1 bets on each table. For every hand I lose I add up the amount I have lost, double that amount, and then spread it out amongst the 5 tables. This would essentially make my maximum bet $1500 would it not?

Does this make sense?

Cheers,
Greg
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I don't think that's the same thing. Betting 5 hands at 300 each is different than 1 hand at 1500. If you need to win 1500 to get back to even and you bet 300 on 5 hands, you probably wont win them all.
 
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RevG

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Ya True enough... I have been wracking my brain trying to come up with some sort of an edge. I am a computer programmer by trade so I started thinking of a way to determine the seed used for the random number generator they use to shuffle the deck with, but the problem is that they might shuffle the deck multiple times and/or throw the used deck into the shoe after each hand and grab a newly shuffled deck. So I don't think there is anything I can do in terms of my programming abilites to help me.

I am just getting frustrated. There has to be a way.

Cheers,
Greg
 
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