I'm planning to visit some Indian casinos in Southern California. Does anyone know the blackjack rules at those casinos? Just basic info like dealer hitting soft 17s, resplitting pairs, doubling down on Ace and ten only or allowing 9 also, things like that. Any help would be appreciated. When I go to Vegas I find those kinds of rules vary from casino to casino so I'm never quite sure. Thanks.
Rules at Indian Casinos
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Kind of like Vegas but definately not Vegas
You have casinos with single deck, double deck, 6 and 8 deck shoes and do not forget some CSM's also.
Hitting soft 17 is most common but towards Palm Springs you can find some S-17 games.
On shoes, doubling any and DAS I think is everywhere but on DD some have it and some even limit what you can double on and do not allow DAS.
So just like Vegas, different casinos have different rules. A copy of Current Blackjack News might be the way to go since these casinos require some driving time to go from one to the other.
I find CBJN very accurate for rules and very poor as far as penetration goes for both Vegas and California. The same casino on different shifts can have drastic pen differences and of course you can get the same differences between dealers.
ihate17
You have casinos with single deck, double deck, 6 and 8 deck shoes and do not forget some CSM's also.
Hitting soft 17 is most common but towards Palm Springs you can find some S-17 games.
On shoes, doubling any and DAS I think is everywhere but on DD some have it and some even limit what you can double on and do not allow DAS.
So just like Vegas, different casinos have different rules. A copy of Current Blackjack News might be the way to go since these casinos require some driving time to go from one to the other.
I find CBJN very accurate for rules and very poor as far as penetration goes for both Vegas and California. The same casino on different shifts can have drastic pen differences and of course you can get the same differences between dealers.
ihate17