Can anybody tell me where the best Black jack in Atlantic city is? I am going tomm and just signed up to this forum today. I am looking for rules like the have @ the Mohegan Sun or better. I dont care about comps.. I will play in the biggest dive if the rule are good. Looking for surrender, aces split and if dealer hits on 17 but most important is amount of decks. PLEASE SOMEONE ADVISE
rules in AC
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BJ rules are nearly uniform throughout A.C., with just a few exceptions. There is no surrender anywhere. Everything is S17. If you're asking if Aces can be resplit or extra cards, no, one card per Ace. Almost all casinos use 8 decks for low limit and 6 for higher. However, the Borgata uses 6 decks for all games and has pretty good penetration compared to the others.
You can also check this out:
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You can also check this out:
http://www.bjinsider.com/newsletter_65_acity.shtml
AC suggestions
The best BJ in AC is in fact the Borgata; all 6D with resplits to 4 hands, except Aces, with the best penitration. Down side is most tables start at $25 mins ($10 once in a while). Several other games are a close second with resplits to 3 hands. Cheapest rare AC 6D games are at The Hilton, and once in a while at Trump Plaza at the $10-15 min. range.
For the most part in AC, 6 or 8 deck, the games are pretty much the same. House advantage runs around .44 on most BJ games. It's a tough game to beat but if you count, the odds are still in your favor.
My personal favorites are the Borgata, Taj Mahal, and Showboat. Most Casinos offer 6/5 single deck; they cannot be beat; if you like your bankroll, don't try.
The best BJ in AC is in fact the Borgata; all 6D with resplits to 4 hands, except Aces, with the best penitration. Down side is most tables start at $25 mins ($10 once in a while). Several other games are a close second with resplits to 3 hands. Cheapest rare AC 6D games are at The Hilton, and once in a while at Trump Plaza at the $10-15 min. range.
For the most part in AC, 6 or 8 deck, the games are pretty much the same. House advantage runs around .44 on most BJ games. It's a tough game to beat but if you count, the odds are still in your favor.
My personal favorites are the Borgata, Taj Mahal, and Showboat. Most Casinos offer 6/5 single deck; they cannot be beat; if you like your bankroll, don't try.
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Just to reiterate, the Borg has the best rules in AC, although it doesn't make a big difference if you're not counting. The table limits there are very high at night (especially on weekends), but there are actually tons of $10 tables during weekdays (up until around 7 or 8 PM), and one $5 table that's open pretty much 24/7 (good luck getting a seat there, though!).
Just to reiterate, the Borg has the best rules in AC, although it doesn't make a big difference if you're not counting. The table limits there are very high at night (especially on weekends), but there are actually tons of $10 tables during weekdays (up until around 7 or 8 PM), and one $5 table that's open pretty much 24/7 (good luck getting a seat there, though!).