Readers Q&A #14 Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide,
Dear Rico, The 5 and 6 are two of the most important cards for you when you must draw to a 15 (you will make a 20 or 21). If you are holding a 7 & 8 then all the 5’s and 6’s are still in the deck . Under this condition you would not surrender a hard 7&8 hand against dealer ace but rather draw. Regards, Henry Tamburin ____________________________________________________________________________________ Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide, <> Dear Bill, In Reno, the casinos that have the best blackjack rules are the Sundowner (single deck), Silver (single deck), Atlantis (single deck), & Pepermill (single deck with dealer hit 17 and no restrictions on doubling). There are also good blackjack games in nearby Sparks at these casinos: Alamo (single deck), Baldini’s (single deck), Nugget (single deck), Rail City (single deck), & Western Village (single deck). Regards, Henry Tamburin Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide, <> Dear Monkeman69, You are just experiencing the normal fluctuations that occur when you play blackjack. Losing 7-10 hands in a row can occur and having one or more players is immaterial. My advice is to learn card counting so that you bet more when you have the edge – that’s how you can beat the casinos at their own game. Regards, Henry Tamburin Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide,
Dear Kevin, Yes even if your soft 18 consists of more then two cards you should still hit it if the dealer shows a 9,10, or ace. Regards, Henry Tamburin _____________________________________________________________________________ <>
Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide,
Yes the system works well especially for single deck games. Regards, Henry Tamburin
____________________________________________________________________ Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide, <> Dear Terry, There is no strategy for playing without a hole card unless the dealer takes a player’s double down or pair split bet if he has a blackjack (European rules). For the strategy for the latter see www.wizardofodds.com specifically the section on blackjack.Regards, Henry Tamburin _______________________________________________________________________________- Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide, <> Dear Teemu, No it won’t for the most part. However, the pros keep trying (see John May’s book, Get The Edge at Blackjack). Regards, Henry Tamburin ____________________________________________________________________________ Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide, Dear kevin, I don’t recommend progressive betting unless it is tied into card counting or at the minimum card scanning. You should only increase your bet when the remaining unplayed decks of cards contain more high value cards then low value cards. You’ll only know that by card counting. Fred Renzey has a simple card counting system that I highly recommend for bascis tratgey players. See issue #14 & 15 of Blackjack Insider for details ( www.BJInsider.com/newsletter.shtml)Regards, Henry Tamburin ________________________________________________________________________________ Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide, <> Dear Zitzu, If you are a recreational player there is no advantage playing 1st or 3rd base. Regards, Henry Tamburin ____________________________________________________________ Dear BJInsider.com Expert Guide, A critical index is the value of the true count where a player should depart from basic strategy. For example, you would normally stand on hard 16 when the dealer shows a 10. However, if the true count were +1 or higher, you should stand. See my advanced blackjack articles on www.BJInsider.com for more details.Regards, Henry Tamburin
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