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"Heading to Terrible's, I found the penetration not much better... 55% from one dealer, and 60% from another. I was down at first until the key hand appeared. I had $50 bet on a plus two true count, and got a pair of nines vs. a deuce. I split the nines. Got a four on the first one and had to stand with thirteen. On the second nine, I got a two and doubled down, not bothering to look at my down card. The dealer turned a five in the hole for seven, hit with a six, and hit again with a beautiful red queen for a bust and a sweet $150 win. That hand marked the turning point in this session, as I was never behind again..."
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"Being reporters for this great newsletter is usually fun. What's not fun about going to casinos? However, Atlantic City's blackjack games are rapidly becoming unplayable, except in the high roller rooms where most people just can't afford to play. That is not fun, unless you want to scout around for eight-deckers that have really deep penetration. Wonging is largely a waste of time in AC because the tables are usually crowded. Blackjack is defined as very sad..."
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"Sometimes expert play at a tournament blackjack is about more than just mathematics and luck. There's also a human component. In poker, they say "Don't play the cards, Play the people." While psychology will never play as important a role in blackjack as it does in poker, playing the players at your table can still improve your win rate in blackjack tournaments..."
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"Most tournament players arrive at a table and ask the dealer a typical question like "how many hands are we playing" or "what is the minimum and maximum bet?" When I hear players ask those questions, I know they are not prepared for tournament play..."
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"More rants from LVBear: New Jersey regulators who failed to stop the 6 to 5 single deck rip-off; Nevada regulators embarrassing us again about an advertisement on a silly bill board; Stanford Wong getting ripped-off at the Palace Station casino; and Las Vegas needing some "Southern Hospitality..."
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"Check out the schedule of major blackjack tournaments by region in our Blackjack Tournament Report..."
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Smaller on-going blackjack tournaments throughout Las Vegas.
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