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Hi, I’m currently 20 years old in college learning how to count cards. Ive taught myself hi lo and advanced omega ii. Would you recommend me starting out on double deck or 6 deck shoes if I have yet to do this in a casino setting. Double deck with AOII is easier for me than hi lo with 6 shoes however I realize that the minimum bet is going to be higher in a double deck game. What do you think is easier for a beginner.
Double deck will be easier and far more profitable as well, as long as you can afford the bet limits. (This is assisted greatly by the fact that you will need a far lower bet spread in 2 decks!) However, I don’t recommend AOII right off the bat. Start with Hi-Lo, even at the double deck game. Only after at least a year of experience with Hi-Lo would I consider moving to a more complex count, and even then it may not be worth the extra effort and potential errors.
A new question regarding Lucky Lucky. I tried searching it up and apparently the Lucky Lucky (LL) bet is a profitable game when card counting is taken into consideration (apparently 2 deck is best for it). If @Ken Smith or anyone knows if this is still profitable at a 8 deck game, at a true count of +2 or +3, would it be profitable to blast the LL side bet? If you are expecting a bunch of face cards to peel off, or blackjacks and the dealer has a 10, you can still win those bets fairly often. With this in mind, would blasting the LL sidebet be another profitable play to mitigate that you’re not doing some crazy spread? Any info or knowledge regarding this would be amazing!
Futhermore, in a couple weeks I will be making a trip to Reno. From podcasts I’ve heard from Richard Munchkin, Reno is not exactly a great place to card count? I read these stories where green chippers spreading 5-1 getting backed off. Any tips or warnings from anyone? My original plan was to go red chipping $5 or $10 and spreading to $100-150. Bad plan for the Pepper Mill place at Reno?
Vous devez calculer le décompte réel après chaque main à des fins de mise, ou même éventuellement au cours d'une main si vous en avez besoin pour prendre une décision stratégique basée sur le décompte et si vous voulez que les cartes exposées vous aident.
Ken,
Thanks for all your work on the websites and your comments in general. I’m interested in buying your e-books on Winning BJ tournaments, but I can’t find them anywhere on your sites? Can you give me some guidance?
Fallsview est entièrement géré par le CSM, à l'exception de la salle des gros joueurs, où la mise minimale est de $100/main. J'ai lu les messages ci-dessus et j'en rigole. La première règle du jeu en général est et restera toujours la suivante : "Le jeu peut rester irrationnel plus longtemps que vous ne pouvez rester solvable". Le principal avantage des casinos est un bankroll illimité. Si vous êtes dans une mauvaise passe et que vous vous sentez contrarié, arrêtez ! Si vous considérez que cela fait partie du processus et que vous gardez le contrôle, décidez si vous voulez continuer ou non. Vous ne gagnerez pas toujours, tous ceux qui disent cela vendent quelque chose. Les autres joueurs influencent vos chances si vous les laissez faire. Si vous n'aimez pas votre croupier, quittez la table, pourquoi resteriez-vous dans un endroit où vous êtes malheureux ? Si vous décidez de partir à la fin du prochain sabot, partez immédiatement, votre banque est probablement bonne, et vous n'êtes plus concentré, et destiné à perdre un peu plus d'argent que vous auriez pu avoir en poche. Mon dernier conseil : après avoir gagné trois ou quatre mains d'affilée, puis perdu, plaignez-vous auprès du croupier en disant " Je ne peux pas gagner une main ! Ils riront et vous vous souviendrez que vous êtes là pour vous amuser. N'oubliez pas que le jeu n'est pas un problème si vous gagnez...
“As soon as someone makes a mistake in Basic Strategy, there goes the SHOE” (Corrections to spelling and punctuation were made to the above quote because the entire post is so ridiculous, I had to do something to make it a little more tolerable.)
Why stop with SHOE? If a single mistake in Basic Strategy ruins an entire shoe, doesn’t it also ruin every other shoe at that table for the rest of the day? After a single mistake in Basic Strategy, the “Universe” now knows that the cards are in a different order than if no mistake had been made. This is probably due to the fact that the “Universe” wrote the Basic Strategy Charts and monitors every Blackjack Table on every inhabited planet in existence anywhere!
This terrible situation, caused by a single mistake in Basic Strategy, cannot possibly be rectified. The only possible solution would be to destroy all of the cards in the shoe and start with fresh decks. Unfortunately, almost all casinos won’t do this. Their favorite solution to this common problem is to wait until some predetermined time to change to fresh decks. Wait; do you suppose that casinos place a shill at every table just for the purpose of making a Basic Strategy mistake and “ruining” the shoe for everyone for several hours each day?
By the way, we are looking for additional people to join the National Sarcasm Society. (Like we need YOUR support!)
8-deck games are just tough. A quick look in the book Attaque de blackjack for 8D H17 DAS with 2 decks cut off yields an expected profit of only $8 per 100 hands with a $5 to $80 spread.
Il est proposé à l'Hippodrome en tant que "Top 3" : http://www.hippodromecasino.com/hippodrome-casino/blackjack/
(Bien que je pense qu'il y a 8 ponts).
L'avantage de la maison sur 8 jeux est d'environ 9%, et il serait encore pire sur 6 jeux.
Hi, I’m currently 20 years old in college learning how to count cards. Ive taught myself hi lo and advanced omega ii. Would you recommend me starting out on double deck or 6 deck shoes if I have yet to do this in a casino setting. Double deck with AOII is easier for me than hi lo with 6 shoes however I realize that the minimum bet is going to be higher in a double deck game. What do you think is easier for a beginner.
Double deck will be easier and far more profitable as well, as long as you can afford the bet limits. (This is assisted greatly by the fact that you will need a far lower bet spread in 2 decks!) However, I don’t recommend AOII right off the bat. Start with Hi-Lo, even at the double deck game. Only after at least a year of experience with Hi-Lo would I consider moving to a more complex count, and even then it may not be worth the extra effort and potential errors.
Sorry to lose the index of users under the member list header.
What’s a typical use case for you for the member list? Maybe I could work something out.
Hello again!
A new question regarding Lucky Lucky. I tried searching it up and apparently the Lucky Lucky (LL) bet is a profitable game when card counting is taken into consideration (apparently 2 deck is best for it). If @Ken Smith or anyone knows if this is still profitable at a 8 deck game, at a true count of +2 or +3, would it be profitable to blast the LL side bet? If you are expecting a bunch of face cards to peel off, or blackjacks and the dealer has a 10, you can still win those bets fairly often. With this in mind, would blasting the LL sidebet be another profitable play to mitigate that you’re not doing some crazy spread? Any info or knowledge regarding this would be amazing!
Futhermore, in a couple weeks I will be making a trip to Reno. From podcasts I’ve heard from Richard Munchkin, Reno is not exactly a great place to card count? I read these stories where green chippers spreading 5-1 getting backed off. Any tips or warnings from anyone? My original plan was to go red chipping $5 or $10 and spreading to $100-150. Bad plan for the Pepper Mill place at Reno?
Merci !
A quelle fréquence calculez-vous le True count ? Après chaque main ?
Vous devez calculer le décompte réel après chaque main à des fins de mise, ou même éventuellement au cours d'une main si vous en avez besoin pour prendre une décision stratégique basée sur le décompte et si vous voulez que les cartes exposées vous aident.
merci
Ken,
Thanks for all your work on the websites and your comments in general. I’m interested in buying your e-books on Winning BJ tournaments, but I can’t find them anywhere on your sites? Can you give me some guidance?
I’m not very good at promoting my own e-books. 🙂
I never got around to making my store software capable of selling downloadable products, so the books are only available at my publisher’s site.
Here are links to each:
Comment gagner plus de tournois de blackjack
How to Win Even More Blackjack Tournaments – Volume II
and a bundle deal for both:
Both Books
Si je joue à la table $50, combien de Bankroll dois-je apporter au casino, et quel est mon spread en +count ?
Les prochaine leçon couvre exactement cela. Il suffit de multiplier les chiffres par 5 pour passer d'une unité $10 à une unité $50.
can use dealing device option for the blackjack trainer. The Game is very Good.
Désolé, je ne suis d'aucune aide. J'accorde rarement beaucoup d'attention aux tableaux du 21 espagnol.
Je suis à la recherche d'une bonne table de 21 espagnole. Où jouez-vous ? Je suis sur la côte du Golfe.
Fallsview est entièrement géré par le CSM, à l'exception de la salle des gros joueurs, où la mise minimale est de $100/main. J'ai lu les messages ci-dessus et j'en rigole. La première règle du jeu en général est et restera toujours la suivante : "Le jeu peut rester irrationnel plus longtemps que vous ne pouvez rester solvable". Le principal avantage des casinos est un bankroll illimité. Si vous êtes dans une mauvaise passe et que vous vous sentez contrarié, arrêtez ! Si vous considérez que cela fait partie du processus et que vous gardez le contrôle, décidez si vous voulez continuer ou non. Vous ne gagnerez pas toujours, tous ceux qui disent cela vendent quelque chose. Les autres joueurs influencent vos chances si vous les laissez faire. Si vous n'aimez pas votre croupier, quittez la table, pourquoi resteriez-vous dans un endroit où vous êtes malheureux ? Si vous décidez de partir à la fin du prochain sabot, partez immédiatement, votre banque est probablement bonne, et vous n'êtes plus concentré, et destiné à perdre un peu plus d'argent que vous auriez pu avoir en poche. Mon dernier conseil : après avoir gagné trois ou quatre mains d'affilée, puis perdu, plaignez-vous auprès du croupier en disant " Je ne peux pas gagner une main ! Ils riront et vous vous souviendrez que vous êtes là pour vous amuser. N'oubliez pas que le jeu n'est pas un problème si vous gagnez...
“As soon as someone makes a mistake in Basic Strategy, there goes the SHOE” (Corrections to spelling and punctuation were made to the above quote because the entire post is so ridiculous, I had to do something to make it a little more tolerable.)
Why stop with SHOE? If a single mistake in Basic Strategy ruins an entire shoe, doesn’t it also ruin every other shoe at that table for the rest of the day? After a single mistake in Basic Strategy, the “Universe” now knows that the cards are in a different order than if no mistake had been made. This is probably due to the fact that the “Universe” wrote the Basic Strategy Charts and monitors every Blackjack Table on every inhabited planet in existence anywhere!
This terrible situation, caused by a single mistake in Basic Strategy, cannot possibly be rectified. The only possible solution would be to destroy all of the cards in the shoe and start with fresh decks. Unfortunately, almost all casinos won’t do this. Their favorite solution to this common problem is to wait until some predetermined time to change to fresh decks. Wait; do you suppose that casinos place a shill at every table just for the purpose of making a Basic Strategy mistake and “ruining” the shoe for everyone for several hours each day?
By the way, we are looking for additional people to join the National Sarcasm Society. (Like we need YOUR support!)
Jared, you’re exactly right. Mike Gunter still hasn’t learned the game!
8-deck games are just tough. A quick look in the book Attaque de blackjack for 8D H17 DAS with 2 decks cut off yields an expected profit of only $8 per 100 hands with a $5 to $80 spread.
Il est proposé à l'Hippodrome en tant que "Top 3" : http://www.hippodromecasino.com/hippodrome-casino/blackjack/
(Bien que je pense qu'il y a 8 ponts).
L'avantage de la maison sur 8 jeux est d'environ 9%, et il serait encore pire sur 6 jeux.