Blackjack Insider Newsletter, Nov. 2004, #58TOURNAMENT STRATEGY: AGGRESSIVE DOUBLING By Kenneth R. Smith
One of the great things about writing articles about blackjack tournament strategy is that I always learn something during the process. This month’s topic is a great example. I set out to answer what I thought was a simple question. What I learned was a real surprise. Consider this situation. You know for sure you’ll need to win two max bets to advance, but you’re almost out of hands in the round. This is a situation most likely to arise in a non-elimination accumulation tournament, but it could happen at an elimination round as well. Let’s say its hand 29 of a 30 hand round, and you’re $2000 from where you need to be, but the max bet is only $1000. It’s obvious that you’d really like to be dealt a good basic strategy double-down on this hand. If you win it, you won’t have to worry about the next hand. It’s also pretty clear that you shouldn’t be as picky about what hands you’ll double in this case. Want to read the rest of this article?This article is now included in a new BJI e-book publication called, "How to Win EVEN MORE Blackjack Tournaments - Volume II" by Kenneth R. Smith. It it available exclusively in the e-book...
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