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Bravo! Greed and selfishness, causes problems for everyone. Be happy with a daily paycheck and keep doing it for 20 years. Dont kill the Goose, Good analogy
Love this for practising ideas on strategies. I especially love that it gives options on things like deck size, surrender, what double downs are allowed. Only change I’d make is to give us the choice on how big a pot to be playing with.
As a casual blackjack player, I’ve always been intrigued by strategies that improve decision-making at the table. Reading Blackjack Blueprint by Rick “Night Train” Blaine gave me new insights into probability, strategy, and the importance of staying consistent. Blaine emphasizes that blackjack isn’t about luck—it’s about discipline and understanding the math behind the game.
One takeaway that aligns with my project on hitting against the dealer is his explanation of “expected value” (EV). For instance, when your hand totals 12-16 and the dealer shows a strong card (7 through Ace), Blaine highlights that hitting maximizes your EV over time. While risky in the short term, the math proves this is the better move in the long run.
Inspired by Blaine, I created a blog-friendly infographic explaining these concepts. It’s designed to simplify decisions, focusing on situations where hitting gives players the best odds. Whether you’re new to blackjack or looking to refine your skills, these strategies are essential for turning the odds in your favor.
Where can I purchase the advanced strategy cards in an actually wallet size? The ones on the shared link are for the larger sized cards.
what does it mean “redoubles are always played optimally”?
Bravo! Greed and selfishness, causes problems for everyone. Be happy with a daily paycheck and keep doing it for 20 years. Dont kill the Goose, Good analogy
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i think when we both get blackjack it does not push
It would be nice if after a surrender it would show you what the down-card was.
saved me gambling the house away
Why would you not double a 9 vs a dealer showing 6 that is not basic strategy.
Yes, doubling 9 vs. 6 is correct.
Why is max bet 50
I really love this game
Love this for practising ideas on strategies. I especially love that it gives options on things like deck size, surrender, what double downs are allowed. Only change I’d make is to give us the choice on how big a pot to be playing with.
Sigma game
We need dark mode!
Great muscle memory tool ! !
As a casual blackjack player, I’ve always been intrigued by strategies that improve decision-making at the table. Reading Blackjack Blueprint by Rick “Night Train” Blaine gave me new insights into probability, strategy, and the importance of staying consistent. Blaine emphasizes that blackjack isn’t about luck—it’s about discipline and understanding the math behind the game.
One takeaway that aligns with my project on hitting against the dealer is his explanation of “expected value” (EV). For instance, when your hand totals 12-16 and the dealer shows a strong card (7 through Ace), Blaine highlights that hitting maximizes your EV over time. While risky in the short term, the math proves this is the better move in the long run.
Inspired by Blaine, I created a blog-friendly infographic explaining these concepts. It’s designed to simplify decisions, focusing on situations where hitting gives players the best odds. Whether you’re new to blackjack or looking to refine your skills, these strategies are essential for turning the odds in your favor.
Until this point its only entertainment 🙂
ok mister casino master
rude ass
LOL
yes
What a dumbass LOL