Double exposure indices
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Automatic Monkey
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No way. DE requires a totally different strategy and count to beat. The standard blackjack hands (e.g., 12 vs. 6) do not exist in DE.
And incidentally, it is a very tough game to beat with the D9 rule, which is the only way it's dealt anymore. Might not be worth it.
I still have all standard BJ rules and thought I could use the DE basic strategy as a general guide because I'm trying to take advantage asap. I never even thought of the rule variations having the effect on the BS card for the game. I hope it doesn't have a big impact on the strategy, but I imagine it would with the doubling restrictions enforced in an actual DE game.
When I was playing the other day I attempted to use my index plays, but was very confused and I really didn't know what to do. I just kept my max bet out the whole time and flat bet it.
Also, what do you mean a different count?
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mociferous
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BS for DE
If you want basic strategy for double exposure, look it up in wizardofodds.com. I used it last year for a 6-month promotion a local casino had. Hard to do, but profitable.
If you want basic strategy for double exposure, look it up in wizardofodds.com. I used it last year for a 6-month promotion a local casino had. Hard to do, but profitable.
Martin Gayle
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12v6 does exist. 12v4,2, 12v3,3. The play BJ and DEBJ is the same.
Automatic Monkey
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It has a big effect on the EV. You need to double like a mofo against dealer 15 and 16 in DE, and with the D9 rule you can't get enough money down on the table to make it worthwhile, usually.
I mean the cards have different values to a player in DE than in regular blackjack. First of all, naturals pay 1:1 so there goes the ace, you might as well treat it as a neutral card. Secondly, you are a lot more dependent on dealer busts because of all the doubling and splitting you end up doing against bad dealer hands, so the middle cards become proportionally more powerful. I'm not going to speculate as to what the ideal system tags would be because I haven't done the computer work.
moo321
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I don't think the game is terrible, but it is very different that regular blackjack.
My guess is that playing efficiency is much more important. And the effects of removal are different, because 9 is probably much stronger, and Ace less strong.
SystemsTrader
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Where is this game available? I've never come across it in Vegas and it's not listed in CBJN.
moo321
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I saw it one time in Detroit a few years ago, but can't remember any other time.
gibsonlp33stl
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What is the D9 rule? Also, I specifically remember this being discussed in Wong's book. I believe he even had indexes.
mociferous
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Carnival Cruises
The last place I saw this (and a great version of "fun" 21) was on two different Carnival Cruise ships. I am going on another one next month...I'll see if they still have it.
The last place I saw this (and a great version of "fun" 21) was on two different Carnival Cruise ships. I am going on another one next month...I'll see if they still have it.