I am just going to run through this all again in simple terms and also add a few things I forgot to include originally, which answer questions that I have since recieved.
Dealer BJ - What to do:
Each and every time the dealer gets a BJ, you drop your bet by one unit. If you are already at your base bet then you stay at your base bet.
Player BJ - What to do:
Whenever you get a BJ you are going to check your buy-in/bankroll pile.
1. If you are still down money in your buy-in pile from where you started, then you increase your bet by one unit.
2. If you get a BJ which returns your buy-in pile to full or greater than full, then you drop your bet to your base unit. (If - for example - your bet is eight units, then after getting your buy-in back you drop your bet completely down to one unit after getting your money back. Any money over the size of your bankroll goes in to your winnings pile.)
Some conditions:
I had one guy post in my original thread that he tested $5 base bets with a $200 buy-in and lost all of it. My apologies all! I just used the $200 buy-in as an example. You should have at least $600 to be able to repeat the process endlessly. I would recommend just starting any game with $1000. Sometimes the streaks can be up and down and just nasty, but if you stick with it with a large enough bankroll you will get it all back.
Another question presented is what to do when both player and Dealer get a BJ. The answer is to do nothing. Always keep your bet at the same level when this happens, don't even look at your bankroll.
Remember that any money over and above your buy-in goes in to your winnings pile. Always keep that money seperate. When you are testing on a computer game, write down your bankroll to start. Say $5000. Then as you go through the process and when you win your money back with profit on top, write down your new bankroll which for example I will say is $5027.50. So write that down and when you get that money back write down your new total which could be $5070.00. And so on and so forth, etc., etc., etc..
If you take this strategy to the casino and you leave the table down money, you have to then win your money back in smaller chunks when you sit down to a new table or the same table a day later. I recommend you try to win it back at 20x your base bet and no more. The beauty is that even during a dealer hot streak, you will have short hot streaks. Your short hot streaks should be adequate to win you back that 20x base amount.
That is all I can think to include. Now I am going to submit my strategy to the Wizard of Odds to win $20,000. Why? Because whether you guys want to believe me or not, I did far more than adequately test the strategy. It works!
Licentia.
Dealer BJ - What to do:
Each and every time the dealer gets a BJ, you drop your bet by one unit. If you are already at your base bet then you stay at your base bet.
Player BJ - What to do:
Whenever you get a BJ you are going to check your buy-in/bankroll pile.
1. If you are still down money in your buy-in pile from where you started, then you increase your bet by one unit.
2. If you get a BJ which returns your buy-in pile to full or greater than full, then you drop your bet to your base unit. (If - for example - your bet is eight units, then after getting your buy-in back you drop your bet completely down to one unit after getting your money back. Any money over the size of your bankroll goes in to your winnings pile.)
Some conditions:
I had one guy post in my original thread that he tested $5 base bets with a $200 buy-in and lost all of it. My apologies all! I just used the $200 buy-in as an example. You should have at least $600 to be able to repeat the process endlessly. I would recommend just starting any game with $1000. Sometimes the streaks can be up and down and just nasty, but if you stick with it with a large enough bankroll you will get it all back.
Another question presented is what to do when both player and Dealer get a BJ. The answer is to do nothing. Always keep your bet at the same level when this happens, don't even look at your bankroll.
Remember that any money over and above your buy-in goes in to your winnings pile. Always keep that money seperate. When you are testing on a computer game, write down your bankroll to start. Say $5000. Then as you go through the process and when you win your money back with profit on top, write down your new bankroll which for example I will say is $5027.50. So write that down and when you get that money back write down your new total which could be $5070.00. And so on and so forth, etc., etc., etc..
If you take this strategy to the casino and you leave the table down money, you have to then win your money back in smaller chunks when you sit down to a new table or the same table a day later. I recommend you try to win it back at 20x your base bet and no more. The beauty is that even during a dealer hot streak, you will have short hot streaks. Your short hot streaks should be adequate to win you back that 20x base amount.
That is all I can think to include. Now I am going to submit my strategy to the Wizard of Odds to win $20,000. Why? Because whether you guys want to believe me or not, I did far more than adequately test the strategy. It works!
Licentia.