Thanks those are great tips. One thing I want to know is how to prevent a long harsh losing streak. Like when the dealer wins at least 45 out of 50 hands even when you play perfect basic strategy. I don’t count but I would wonder if this means count would stay negative for extended periods of time and the count would be negative all this time.
Excellent advice. I find, as in business, avoiding under capitalization is essential. So too is being mindful of "risk of ruin." My table goal is to earn at least "10 chips" (but not much more) -- then leave. I start playing green ($25). As my "bank" grows appropriately, I play black ($100), then purple ($500), and lastly, orange ($1,000). My bank is 40x my chip denomination, and my "super bank" (makes me feel more secure) is 80x my chip denomination. I play several times per week, usual under one hour each day. What I have yet to master is how to cut losses on that occasional bad day, when the cards go unusually poorly. BTW, I NEVER play online blackjack (and WON'T ever).
if a game is dealer 22 push and free double for player would you play it ? I just got a lot of dealer 22 pushes which i feel would be worth more money had there not been dealer 22 push.
havent looked up the math, but im pretty shure the push on 22 rule as compensation for the free doubles and split's increases the house edge .. like almost any other rule deviation and sidebet offered by casino's
Thanks those are great tips.
One thing I want to know is how to prevent a long harsh losing streak. Like when the dealer wins at least 45 out of 50 hands even when you play perfect basic strategy. I don’t count but I would wonder if this means count would stay negative for extended periods of time and the count would be negative all this time.
Excellent advice. I find, as in business, avoiding under capitalization is essential. So too is being mindful of "risk of ruin." My table goal is to earn at least "10 chips" (but not much more) -- then leave. I start playing green ($25). As my "bank" grows appropriately, I play black ($100), then purple ($500), and lastly, orange ($1,000). My bank is 40x my chip denomination, and my "super bank" (makes me feel more secure) is 80x my chip denomination. I play several times per week, usual under one hour each day. What I have yet to master is how to cut losses on that occasional bad day, when the cards go unusually poorly. BTW, I NEVER play online blackjack (and WON'T ever).
Love your videos.
if a game is dealer 22 push and free double for player would you play it ? I just got a lot of dealer 22 pushes which i feel would be worth more money had there not been dealer 22 push.
havent looked up the math, but im pretty shure the push on 22 rule as compensation for the free doubles and split's increases the house edge .. like almost any other rule deviation and sidebet offered by casino's
@@whachyagonnado I totally agree with you .. 22 push sux balls imo.
I have a system that works much better than counting!