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Player card · Week of 28 September

Vlad

Gut Player

Plays their own read of the table, hand by hand.

  • Bet spreader
  • Steady pace
  • 3 weeks played
Rank
#1 of 27
Peak #1 that week
Bankroll
129,250
+29,250
Hands
4,539
855 min at the table

Swings that week

one point every 95 hands

Vlad's deepest dip ran 102,300, from 131,350 at hand 2,217 to 29,050 at hand 3,415, and has won back 100,200 since.

-102,30020k40k60k80k100k120k140kStartHand 4,539
-102,30020k40k60k80k100k120k140kStartHand 4,539
  • Now 129,250
  • Peak 131,350
  • Start 100,000
  • Deepest dip
Best run
+100,200
hands 3,415 to 4,539
Deepest dip
-102,300
hands 2,217 to 3,415 · 100,200 won back since
Bets bigger after a loss
after a win815after a loss948
average next bet, over 1,961 wins and 2,189 losses

Where Vlad goes their own way

against that week's field of 27

Signature plays: the starting hands where Vlad's usual choice differs most from the field's.

Based on 4,525 hands

Plays with the crowd. Across the 119 starting spots Vlad has met often, none sets Vlad clearly apart from the field.

Most-played spots

  1. Stands on a pair of 10s against a 10

    100% of 127 hands, like 95% of the field

  2. Hits hard 12 against a 10

    100% of 104 hands, like 95% of the field

  3. Hits hard 15 against a 10

    100% of 84 hands, like 90% of the field

Every decision, hit to split
Vlad
45%45%10%
Field
40%45%10%
  • Hit
  • Stand
  • Double
  • Split
  • share of every decision

Highlight hands

that week
  1. Biggest win+8,000 on one hand, from a split into 2 hands.
    1. Hand 4173Bet 2,000+8,000
      Dealer
      1. 4729
      2. Bust 22
      Player
      Split 7s
      Hand 1
      1. 74
      2. Double
      3. 9
      4. 20
      5. Won +4,000
      Hand 2
      1. 73
      2. Double
      3. 10
      4. 20
      5. Won +4,000
  2. Best comebackStarted on 12 against a 7, drew 3 cards to 18 and beat the dealer's 17.
    1. Hand 4108Bet 1,600+1,600
      Dealer
      1. 710
      2. 17
      Player
      1. 2J
      2. Hit
      3. 2
      4. Hit
      5. A
      6. Hit
      7. 3
      8. Stand
      9. 18
      10. Won +1,600
  3. Wildest handSplit into 3 hands, doubled 3, lost them all: -12,000.
    1. Hand 3260Bet 2,000-12,000
      Dealer
      1. 578
      2. 20
      Player
      Split 7s ×2
      Hand 1
      1. 73
      2. Double
      3. 7
      4. 17
      5. Lost -4,000
      Hand 2
      1. 7J
      2. Double
      3. J
      4. 27
      5. Bust -4,000
      Hand 3
      1. 7A
      2. Double
      3. K
      4. 18
      5. Lost -4,000

The dealer's up-card has the gold edge.

Luck of the draw

Even luck

Things nobody chooses: what the cards dealt Vlad, next to the whole field.

  • Blackjacks dealt per 100 hands
    4.9field 4.8
    About level with the field
  • Dealer busted of hands the dealer played out
    32%field 31%
    About level with the field
  • Dealt 20 or 21 of starting hands
    16%field 15%
    About level with the field

From 4,539 hands; the field's 16,906. Luck evens out over more hands.

That week

Hands played
4,539
Best win streak
8 in a row
Peak bankroll
131,350
Peak rank
#1
Time at the table
855 min
Pace
11 s a hand

Betting and pace

Bet spreader · bets from 100 to 2,000

252,000

Steady pace · 11 seconds a hand

Quick-fireSteadyDeliberate

Weeks played

final rank · bankroll

Badges

7 earned
  • ChampionWon the week of 28 September
  • PodiumTop three in the week of 28 September
  • ComebackCame back from 20,000 down in the week of 28 September
  • High RollerTypical bet of 1,000 or more
  • Hot Streak10 winning hands in a row
  • Marathon1,200 hands in the week of 21 September
  • Double Down137 doubles in the week of 21 September

About this card: it's built from Vlad's finished hands that week. Each style read shows how many hands it's based on. Nothing here grades play, and every style is yours to choose.

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