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    Blackjack 6-7-8 Basic Strategy Cards

    If you already use deviations for your system, why would you need this? Don
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    Additional deviations for KO-P?

    That's the point. Almost 40 years ago (!), when I developed the Illustrious 18, the whole point was to explain to people that 18 indices can capture up to as much as 90% of all the gain available from learning, say, 150 indices. To the casual player, that was more than enough! Don
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    Additional deviations for KO-P?

    Just simulate both ways and see if there's a big enough difference (there won't be) to make learning all the indices worth your while. Don
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    Online BJ games

    There are live dealers, usually dealing in slow motion from eight-deck shoes with 50% cuts. They get paid like any dealers: three shifts, 24/7. As for the honesty, you take your chances with anything online. Don
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    Questions about the following min and max bets

    Why would you write such unfathomable drivel? Don
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    Questions about the following min and max bets

    Are you trying to win money or just get rated and get some comps? You aren't going to win anything meaningful playing against a shoe and spreading 1-5. As Rebecca asked, you need to be much more specific. What are the precise rules of the game? At what K-O counts do you make each bet? How many...
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    Questions about ace spliting and double down

    The dealer checks the hole card. He/she doesn't have a natural. You now may surrender any holding you have. You say, Surrender, and the dealer takes away your cards along with half of your bet. Done. Don
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    2026 The Strips Silence Collapse

    Yup, that's Ken: single-handed destroyer of the entire city of Las Vegas. Sigh. Don
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    Card Counting Analyzer

    https://sites.google.com/site/erfarmer/downloads Don
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    Player's Card/Comps

    Sigh. Don
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    Triple Down?

    The more precise quote is: Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. Don
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    Triple Down?

    It's easy to see from the BJA3 charts in the appendix. I wrote to Mike. Don
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    Triple Down?

    Incredible as it might sound, you actually appear to be right. :) Don
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    Triple Down?

    Incidentally, from a risk-averse perspective, you would surely take the even money. A certain 100% is surely more attractive than a risky 100.48%. If I offered to give you $10,000 free and clear, for certain, or $10,048 if you drew a red ball out of a hat that had two reds and one black in it...
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