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- Thread starter sunnydzt
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you'd be suprised
yes, you would bet $10 if the TC was 2, and that will help you balance things out, because even in the unlikely event of you losing ten hands in a row, you would only need to win five at $10 to get your money back, and that doesn't include betting more if the count goes up. This is also why you need a big bankroll, so you can ride out the downswings and keep plugging away until you finally see black. If you were to bet anything higher on a TC of 2 you would be losing even more than when you were betting $5 because the odds aren't right for you to bet more money. Card counting is all about patience and discipline. Don't throw out an unwise bet just because you want to make money quicker. The only ways in card counting to make money faster is to play more hands or bet more, and in order to bet more you need to have the bankroll to support it. Just stick to the game plan and the money will come to you as long as you're counting accuratly.
yes, you would bet $10 if the TC was 2, and that will help you balance things out, because even in the unlikely event of you losing ten hands in a row, you would only need to win five at $10 to get your money back, and that doesn't include betting more if the count goes up. This is also why you need a big bankroll, so you can ride out the downswings and keep plugging away until you finally see black. If you were to bet anything higher on a TC of 2 you would be losing even more than when you were betting $5 because the odds aren't right for you to bet more money. Card counting is all about patience and discipline. Don't throw out an unwise bet just because you want to make money quicker. The only ways in card counting to make money faster is to play more hands or bet more, and in order to bet more you need to have the bankroll to support it. Just stick to the game plan and the money will come to you as long as you're counting accuratly.
at +3 and +4
just remember you're only "tripling" and "quadrupuling" your original bet, so it would be:
$5 at 0 and +1
$10 at +2
$15 at +3
$20 at +4
blackjack said:
That really changes the way I've been doing things. So if I should not double until +2, when should I triple and quadruple my betting in a multiple deck shoe?
$5 at 0 and +1
$10 at +2
$15 at +3
$20 at +4