I just joined today but have been avid follower of site for couple years. I am a former east coast dealer ( 6 years). Posters are correct when posting that most dealers have no clue how to play correctly.
Could someone please explain to me the math behind a player having an advantage of up to 2% in high true counts. Everything I have read for years has confirmed exactly what many of the more prominent posters on this site have stated repeatedly. The number of wins and lossess (%) do not change much at all at higher true counts.
Do the increased number of blackjacks at high counts make that big of a difference? Does the insurance savings at high counts contribute that much?
Does a player win a greater % of double downs at higher counts? Does the advantage come from all of these factors? Thanks in advance. The site is the best I have read. Congrats to all who contribute.
Could someone please explain to me the math behind a player having an advantage of up to 2% in high true counts. Everything I have read for years has confirmed exactly what many of the more prominent posters on this site have stated repeatedly. The number of wins and lossess (%) do not change much at all at higher true counts.
Do the increased number of blackjacks at high counts make that big of a difference? Does the insurance savings at high counts contribute that much?
Does a player win a greater % of double downs at higher counts? Does the advantage come from all of these factors? Thanks in advance. The site is the best I have read. Congrats to all who contribute.