Can you structurally win at BlackJack taking advantage of a 10% rebate bonus on your daily loss?

[Jens811]

What would be the optimal strategy under the following rules and conditions?!?? And would it be structurally winning and if so, how much? And how much bankroll would I need to not empty out on variance?

8 decks manually shuffled.

Max bet per hand is $700.

Dealer stands on soft 17.

You can surrender your first two cards against a dealers 2 through 10.

Doubling after splitting and re-splitting of aces allowed.

Double down on any two cards allowed.

If you suffer a loss of $200 or more in a single day you get 10% of that loss back the next day in the form of bonus chips. You cannot split or double with these bonus chips unless you use your own money and a blackjack pays 1 to 1 playing with bonus chips instead of 3 to 2.

The number of rebate bonuses is unlimited.

 

[DSchles]

Take your question to blackjackinfo.com. Change your last sentence to: "What bankroll would be required to have 5% ROR if I flat bet $700 compared to spreading, say, $50 to $700?"

Specify if you would be counting and if this is online or a land-based casino. Specify if split aces receive only one card. That last 1:1 rule is somewhat damaging coupled with the fact that you're not getting a 10% cash rebate for the losses.

Don