Blackjack pays even money, can it be beaten with good rules?

nicehit

New Member
Not sure if this game is any good or not because blackjack pays EVEN money only, but it has a list of bonus rules, which may or may not give a decent Win-Rate. The additional rules are

4 standard decks:

Full Early Surrender(against Ace or Ten)

5 cards or more automatically pays 2 to 1

21 is an automatic winner

After splitting Aces or Tens and get a Ten or Ace pays 3:2

Resplit Aces

Draw to split Aces

Double on split aces

Double on any # of cards

S17

Double after spitting.

Does anybody know what the House edge for this is?

Also would the index for splitting tens be lower due to the 3:2 pay-off?
 

Dyepaintball12

Well-Known Member
Even Money BJ = -2.27%

Full Early Surrender(against Ace or Ten) = +0.39% and +0.24%

5 cards or more automatically pays 2 to 1 = ?

21 is an automatic winner = +0.54%

After splitting Aces or Tens and get a Ten or Ace pays 3:2 = +0.19%

The house advantage is .91% NOT including the 5 or more cards pays 2to1 because I didn't see that on Wizard of Odds!

BUT 5-card charlie is worth +1.46% and that is just when you get 1 to 1 on 5card hands! So I would imagine you have an edge off the top!

Edit: Oh and +.19% for Drawing on Split Aces
 

iCountNTrack

Well-Known Member
nicehit said:
Not sure if this game is any good or not because blackjack pays EVEN money only, but it has a list of bonus rules, which may or may not give a decent Win-Rate. The additional rules are

4 standard decks:

Full Early Surrender(against Ace or Ten)

5 cards or more automatically pays 2 to 1

21 is an automatic winner

After splitting Aces or Tens and get a Ten or Ace pays 3:2

Resplit Aces

Draw to split Aces

Double on split aces

Double on any # of cards

S17

Double after spitting.

Does anybody know what the House edge for this is?

Also would the index for splitting tens be lower due to the 3:2 pay-off?
Is this game offered by some charitable organization?

This game is very juicy indeed, cherish it like your first born baby :)
 

SystemsTrader

Well-Known Member
Basic strategy will also be different for this game. Five card winners paying 2-1 will require you to hit some 4 card hands you would usually stand on. Splitting tens will definitely be at a lower index. This game must be simmed.
 

nicehit

New Member
Dyepaintball12 said:
Even Money BJ = -2.27%

Full Early Surrender(against Ace or Ten) = +0.39% and +0.24%

5 cards or more automatically pays 2 to 1 = ?

21 is an automatic winner = +0.54%

After splitting Aces or Tens and get a Ten or Ace pays 3:2 = +0.19%

The house advantage is .91% NOT including the 5 or more cards pays 2to1 because I didn't see that on Wizard of Odds!

BUT 5-card charlie is worth +1.46% and that is just when you get 1 to 1 on 5card hands! So I would imagine you have an edge off the top!

Edit: Oh and +.19% for Drawing on Split Aces
It has to be a 5-card 21 though(forgot to mention that).. So it only helps by .24%. The "Wizard of odds" list this rule. So according to your analysis, were looking at .19% + .24% -.91%= .48% House Advantage.

Im just wondering if it would still be beatable since BJ only pays EVEN money. Also, i thunk theres a 777 bonus as well. Will check!

IC&T, this is not a charity game.
 
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