M MSR New Member Apr 22, 2011 #1 Hello, two questions: 1. Insurance is usually half the bet. What, if you can insure up to twice the bet. Would you do this if the count demands insurance? 2. ENHC and surrender: I calculate this as early surrender. Right? max
Hello, two questions: 1. Insurance is usually half the bet. What, if you can insure up to twice the bet. Would you do this if the count demands insurance? 2. ENHC and surrender: I calculate this as early surrender. Right? max
M MangoJ Well-Known Member Apr 22, 2011 #2 MSR said: 1. Insurance is usually half the bet. What, if you can insure up to twice the bet. Would you do this if the count demands insurance? Click to expand... Sure, if a bet is +EV you want money on that bet (as much as you can justify by risk) 2. ENHC and surrender: I calculate this as early surrender. Right? Click to expand... Early surrender is rarely found, better ask the dealer. Or play surrender and watch if you get half your bet on dealer's Blackjack.
MSR said: 1. Insurance is usually half the bet. What, if you can insure up to twice the bet. Would you do this if the count demands insurance? Click to expand... Sure, if a bet is +EV you want money on that bet (as much as you can justify by risk) 2. ENHC and surrender: I calculate this as early surrender. Right? Click to expand... Early surrender is rarely found, better ask the dealer. Or play surrender and watch if you get half your bet on dealer's Blackjack.
