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LAS VEGAS BLACKJACK REPORT:
DOUBLE-DECK GAMES
by JPB
JPB has been playing blackjack and counting cards part-time since 1996. He plays throughout the country but primarily in Missouri. He has been a Green Chip member of
BJ21.com for four years and one-time winner of the Post-of-the-Month. JPB is a professional engineer with three engineering degrees and works as a consulting engineer.(Editor’s Note: See the table below for a list of the 13 casinos covered in this report.)
In December 2011, I ventured to Las Vegas after over a year absence. My plan was to play "hit and run". I have already been blacklisted by most of the casinos- MGM, Harrahs, Station, Coast, and so I do not give a player’s card and try to make every stay short. Because of the latter, I go ahead and play double-deck games. If I were planning several trips or more per year, I would consider playing more six-deck games because they are watched less closely for card counters, and the casinos are slower to assume a wide bet spread equals counting cards.
On my recent trip, I visited the following 13 casinos. In my 15 years of traveling to Las Vegas, the tables were the least crowded I have ever seen them.
- Red Rock
- Bellagio
- Tropicana
- New York, New York
- MGM
- Cosmopolitan
- Wynn
- Treasure Island
- Fitzgeralds
- Vegas Club
- Palace Station
- Venetian
- Circus Circus
Red Rock
Red Rock Canyon is a Station property located about 10 miles west of the strip at the foothills of Red Rock Canyon that offers a great...
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