Can increase your chances for sure. Recently wrote this with the help of chatgpt and it usually works for me.

https://www.reddit.com/r/gambling/comments/1nfpx1c/blackjack_strategy_chart_how_to_play_blackjack_to/

Skill definitely helps, especially with basic strategy. I check iGamingNuts for blackjack-friendly casinos, they don’t host games themselves, but they test and recommend ones with fair rules and decent payout speeds.

Yeah, you can play blackjack smart, but it ain’t magic lol. Basic strategy cuts losses and can snag some wins. I play for the challenge, and on 1win the tables run smooth, so you can actually practice without stress. Mix of skill + luck, for sure

I’ve found that TG Casino's blackjack games have solid RTP, but I prefer mix-up of strategies.

Are you looking for ""casino VIP programs"" for blackjack? I tried one at Lucky Block, and they offer amazing private high-stakes tables.

There’s something about live dealer blackjack that makes me excited. Do you like live dealers or RNG-based blackjack for high stakes?

I'm in for any casino of the payout speed is top-notch.

"Blackjack tips" are great, but mindset matters at high stakes. I've seen players at TG Casino use card counting successfully at their VIP tables, but bankroll management is the key.

try limiting your bet amount per hand to around 5% of your bankroll.

Bet as low as you are willing to sit through, or play games with lower variance (but higher house edge) like plinko and roulette.

Basic strategy, your chart is fine. Everytime the basic strategy fails you become tempted to try something else to see success, but what youre doing is already statistically ideal. I have a couple writers and I exlusively use BJ for washing

Yea. I get the same BS so I just stick to washing free dailies.

Hey, definitely stick to basic strategy like that card you have shows. Play that and do not deviate. Smaller bet sizes will be slower but smooth your variance. Blackjack is just one of those games where you have to trust with 99.5% RTP, with consistent bet sizes and gameplay, your variance should smooth out over time.

Things to watch out for: 6:5 blackjack tables, this decreases your RTP more than you’d expect, try to stick with 3:2 blackjack tables. And most importantly make sure the blackjack version has dealer CHECK FOR 21 BEFORE your turn. Some don’t do this, and you can essentially double or split your hand while the dealer had blackjack the whole time, avoid these at all costs. Chumba’s multi-hand doesn’t check for blackjack if the dealer is showing a 10 for example, all bad!

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Only 1 possibility if you can still find a table with the following: 1 deck, blackjack pays 3 to 2, double down after splits allowed, dealer stands on soft 17, double down on any two cards and late surrender allowed, and YOU USE COMPOSITION BASED basic strategy.

If you're not counting, your best chances are to do the following:

• Pick games with the most player friendly rules (dealer stands on all 17s, surrender, DAS and BJ pays 3:2 obviously). You will usually need to play at higher min. tables to get these games. Think $50 - $100 per hand. Some of these games are card counter bait so even if you're not counting, you could still get heat
• Play perfect basic strategy
• Get a player's club card and use it (you're not counting so take advantage of the comps). The idea is to make up the house edge by getting RFB and other freebies
• Also consider learning how to play video poker. Know what and where the low house edge games are and of course, use the player's card
• If you're good with math, learn some basic probability so you can analyze games, promos and side bets. Sometimes casinos make mistakes and offer things that are very "player friendly" (I wish I knew how to do this)

Yea martingale I win most casino visits.
Only problem is.. that day..when I do lose...

Don't play, 100% chance to break even

If your goal is to break even, you probably shouldn't play.

Blackjack, like all other casino games, has a house edge. The longer you play, the more likely you are to lose money.

...Unless you are a proficient counter and have favorable table conditions of course.

There’s really nothing that wins in the long run.

I like betting when I win add another starting bet. As soon as I lose drop straight back to starting bet.

So if I bet 10 and win it goes to 20/30/40/50 as long as the run continues

Just means if I have a good run of cards I win decent money. A bad run of 10 losers in a row costs me 100. A run or 10 wins in a row and I’m up about £4/500

Double or quit or martingale it. Also bet 300 in first hand... Try to get it up to 1000

25 , 50, 100 , 200

I recomend to try it firstly on freeslots ( in demo ), higrly recomend Mbit for this!

Firstly, it's important to remember that betting strategies cannot guarantee a win every time. The game is still based on chance and luck, so it's important to approach it with a realistic mindset.

That being said, the 212 betting system can be effective when used correctly. However, it may be too risky with a minimum bet of $25, especially if you only have a bankroll of $300. It's important to manage your bankroll carefully and not bet more than you can afford to lose.

Instead, you may want to consider a more conservative betting strategy, such as flat betting. This involves betting the same amount for each hand and can help you preserve your bankroll.

It's also important to consider the rules and variations of the game you're playing, as they can greatly affect your odds of winning. With the rules you mentioned (dealer stands on all 17s, double down after split allowed), the house edge is around 0.44%.

Finally, playing with only one other person at the table can also affect your betting strategy. With fewer players, you may have more opportunities to take advantage of favorable situations, such as doubling down or splitting.

In summary, while the 212 betting system can be effective, it may be too risky for your bankroll and minimum bet. Consider a more conservative betting strategy and be mindful of the rules and number of players at the table.

I was in a similar spot when starting out - limited bankroll and high table minimums made it tough to practice blackjack properly, just not wanting to take big risks out the gate.

Have you considered Coinpoker? I've been playing there for a while for a while., major perk is that they allow blackjack bets as low as $1, even on live dealer tables. Let's you get reps in without blowing your stack on a couple bad hands.

They also match your first couple deposits 100% which effectively doubles your bankroll. More cushion to weather downswings. And you can play at your own pace without worrying about pissed off pit bosses or dealers, ha.

12 hands is such a small sample size, and if you're just playing BS and not counting, it doesn't make much of a difference.

Flat bet the minimum or just do what you feel, it won't really make much of a difference.

Best time to play with the (real players) is between 12:30 am and 4 am... Stay away from the kids and goofballs! 

There are 3 best strategies. In order they are as follows:

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1. Learn how to card count. Build a bankroll outside of BJ. Play when you are fully bankrolled.
2. Take all the money you will every gamble on BJ. Bet it on one hand. Win or lose, never play again in your life.
3. Bet table minimum.

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Option 1. You should make money over the long term.

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Option 2. You expect to lose, but overall it will be less than option 3.

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Option 3. You will slowly lose money the more you play.

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Good Luck at the Tables :-)

Anyone use betting systems like Martingale? I’ve tried it, but progressive betting can be riskier, too. Instant Casino's tables are flexible betting options, which make things easier to test.

Anyone of you tried card counting online? It's absolutely harder, but knowing when the deck is hot can still help. Mega Dice’s live dealer poker setup caught my attention. Anyone else tried it?

What do you choose in live dealer blackjack vs. AI-based games? I choose Sportnaza's live dealer blackjack. What do you prefer and why?

Live dealer games definitely make a huge difference. RNG-based games also make you feel robotic. Lucky Block offers a great live dealer setup, and I'm happy with the interaction.

Basic strategy is definitely the key. I keep a strategy chart open while playing, and it helps me avoid costly mistakes. TG Casino offers a solid selection of both classic and live dealer games, which are worth for practicing.

Basic can lower the house advantage to .26%, learn to count and you can get an advantage.

Playing 100 hand per hour at $5 with, say, .5% edge, that is like $2.50 per hour average loss. Cheap entertainment, doesn't even pay for the dealer, the casino is kinda losing already even if you are too. Plus you then learn card counting and come out ahead.

You lose more slowly..

Is this guy serious right now

You add counting knowledge on top of basic strategy knowledge, suddenly you have the edge on a few high value hands per shoe.

My favorite is to increase my bet when the count is high, and decrease it when it's low or negative.

Put all your money on red, when the dealer says sir this is blackjack cut them off and say let it ride. When they try to explain that the roulette table is over there cut them off again and take half the chips off the table and pronounce double down. When they say sir please leave your being disruptive cut them off again and say fine I’ll take my business elsewhere but you just lost one of your best customers and my money should play as well as anyone else here. As security is dragging you out yell about how all the games are rigged and your owed your mega millions jackpot from the lottery ticket you bought last year. As the security is beating you to shut you up for exposing their horrible business practices you just go limp. Sue for being assault by security and cash in big time. Works every time 60% of the time.

I usually start with table max if I win I take off half my bet and continue till I hit min bet then repeat 🔁 either going to be a fantastic night or a really shitty one 🥰

Jesus how long are you able to last in a place with a 1-50 spread? In low table min shoe games I'll do 1 - 2x15 but even that feels like just asking to get backed off.

Drink 1: 1 unit

Drink 2-5: 2-5 units

Drink 5+: hey, dealer, I fucked your mom

Whatcha talkin’ bout Jack?

NO. Basic strategy guarantees all "basic strategy players" lose in the long run. Only card counting, and only if you do it right, can guarantee winning in the long run.

Basic strategy is good, but it alone won't help you win, just loose less, to really win you need to start counting cards or some other form of ap

Lmao lose slower sounds right. I'd rather say it's best chance to win. Keyword: CHANCE. No guarantees!!! It's gambling! I do basic strategy 99% of the time haha.

Also if you value your time and money, don't play online!!! It's rigged. It's my belief the software games give the player better chance to win money than live dealer.

All I do is basic strategy since I like to socialize with the other players. It’s the players vs the dealer. We’re all in to bust the dealer. Counting takes time but not worth it because of so many distractions in a casino. Rather play have fun and on good night make some $$$

Basic strategy means you will lose about .5 cents for every dollar you bet. It gives you the best possible odds without counting cards. You cannot beat the game and long term you will lose money.