Not likely for BJ in the US. You will likely need to play multiple stores or use BP's. You could spread like that in AC without being banned, but every store might know you on site before you got to 320hours and you would be flat bet.beyondbj said:do you think u can play 320 hours for this spread not being banned ??
itrack said:Why wouldn't you take a very tiny portion of your 300K bankroll and move somewhere to a better game. You could still get the same winrate and you dont have to spread to a max bet of 2000 dollars.
Think of it this way:beyondbj said:200-2000 for hourly rate 320 is an average number for most casino bj
how better u can get ?? it may get 380 per hour for better rule , u may bet 180-1800 for same result , but it doesnt help anything for being banned
my question is actually , how many casino in this world we can still playing for 200 hours each one , and to earn 1 mil US , u may need to find more than 30 different casinos which we can average play more than 100 hours before being kicked out
so is bj counter can become rich ? is it just a dream it can hardly success?
blackjack avenger said:The number of different casinos you play in.
The amount of camo you use, which will probably hurt your NO and win rate.
The more you win, the more likely you will face countermeasures, not necessarily a bad outcome!
Dropping your top bet to below $1,000 or even below $500 will make many more casinos available and add to longevity.
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A couple problems with some of this info. $500 top wager is not a good idea. $500 is one of the levels that draws additional scrutiny, so if you are going to hit $500, you might as well go on beyond that to say $700 or $800. To avoid this level you may want to top out at $450.wwcd said:Think of it this way:
To add to longevity, you reduce your numbers to 50-500, hence $80/hour EV. If you do 50 hr work weeks, that means $208K annual income. Well, this doesn't make you filthy rich, but it sure puts you in high-income earner group in which you'll likely have financial freedom.
To make this income with non-BJ methods with the same amount of work, one needs years of schooling, master's, PHd degrees or lots of entreprenurial capabilities. Getting all that with playing blackjack is quite an achievement.
Of course in order to find places to play this game, moving to Vegas will be the sound choice. If you can at least find 20 stores that can handle this action, you can play 2.5 hours/week at each store. If you switch the shifts for each store every week, you'll likely see the same PC once in 3 weeks, for 2.5 hours each. If this is not going to create a problem, then $208K annual income should be pretty doable.
It would not be easy to find 20 stores in Vegas that will take this action repeatedly over an extended period of time.wwcd said:Think of it this way:
To add to longevity, you reduce your numbers to 50-500, hence $80/hour EV. If you do 50 hr work weeks, that means $208K annual income. Well, this doesn't make you filthy rich, but it sure puts you in high-income earner group in which you'll likely have financial freedom.
To make this income with non-BJ methods with the same amount of work, one needs years of schooling, master's, PHd degrees or lots of entreprenurial capabilities. Getting all that with playing blackjack is quite an achievement.
Of course in order to find places to play this game, moving to Vegas will be the sound choice. If you can at least find 20 stores that can handle this action, you can play 2.5 hours/week at each store. If you switch the shifts for each store every week, you'll likely see the same PC once in 3 weeks, for 2.5 hours each. If this is not going to create a problem, then $208K annual income should be pretty doable.
No, most of us do not max at $450 X 2 hands. Our max bets would be determined by bank size, rules, how risk averse one is regarding ror and one's aversion to heat.flyingwind said:Do most of you max bet at $450 x 2 hands? What is the size of the bankroll required to play with this max bet? (say, at a 3% or less of ROR)
Do you do this at green chip tables?