Hank! Don’t abbreviate “Blackjack,” Hank!

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Don't call it that 😭😭 But use chase hunters, chip hunters are also good. For hunters, I usually use Nightmare, but I've seen lots of Mary's. For surv  I usually use Toy Merchant. Faro Lady is a popular pick too. It's fine to take characters with limited items, since they get refreshed every round, but I haven't seen a lot of coords, so that's sonething to consider.

You can try bringing counters to certain hunters, I've seen lots of Nightmares, Marys, and Geishas. I've also seen a few Fools Golds, and a couple Naiads.

Try that Gawk Gawk 3000 Tongue Fire & Ice combo.

Please right Blackjack next time... 💀💀

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Is this a no double after split chart? I noticed hit 22v2, 22v3, 33v2, 33v3, 44v5, and 44v6 are all hit.

What’s with double A2v4 and A3v4, and hit A6v3 (instead of double)?

And double 11vA?

Man ngl this is dope now people are gonna understand the game better like us blackjack masters TuT Only few people know about how to outplay the opponent's hand and cards.

Did you compute it or did you just guess at the strategy?

One thing that people always miss: if your Ace turns into a 1, it ain't soft anymore. It's hard as a rock! It's weird because you'll have idk a soft 15, hit and get a 10 for a hard 15.

I dont get how this is so accurate, but it works almost everytime. tysm. I will wonder how you did this.

Thanks mate!

I never understood how surrender is a better choice than riding it out. Your bet is already on the table.

Sounds like you probably dont have a winning game but are just lucky.

You’re not an AP if you don’t follow basic strategy just because you feel like it

What bet split do you use? And how many units do you bring to the table per night? Im starting but this points make me think. I bring 100 units and bet split of 1-5

BS = Basic Strategy, RH = Surrender if possible, otherwise hit (which is listed in basic strategy.)

Yeah I know. It's a rare hand where this situation is met. At that point I've resigned to losing that bet.

I'll still take insurance at tc+3 though.

Winning players, professionals, and APs alike!

Oh boy, you are making the biggest rookie mistake you could possibly make with online gambling. That mistake is thinking you can make money off of this. You have simply gotten very lucky, that's it. There is no method to beating the online casinos.

Your sample size is not enough. You haven't even gotten 1000 hands documented and you're assuming that's going to extrapolate out into the future. I got news for you, IT WILL NOT. Proper blackjack simulations are played out over 100s of thousands of hands and the math is not in your favor.

The issue with your "method" is that there is going to come a session where you will get absolutely COOKED. There will be a session that you will win almost zero hands. But because you are so convinced you can make money, you will probably chase (thinking you'll win it back) and then all of the money you won will get wiped out. It is statistically guaranteed with enough hands played that you will hit a horrendous stretch of hands.

The only thing that has happened here is that you've gotten extremely lucky and started documenting during some positive blackjack variance. The negative variance is coming and it will be very ugly for you.

Which Online Casino's do you like best for playing Blackjack? I have been playing really well also, I turned a free dollar into over $100 on Chumba & into $44 on Stake.us.

I am just curious which places you like playing best, because some of them seem like they are straight rigged.

I like to personally play the total deposit amount I make into 15 equally split games

Lol 😂

Roughly 42%. Norm Wattenberger actually ran a simulation for the win:loss:push rate Google How Blackjack Works by Norm Wattenberger, it is in his free online book

The average expectation is negative. The only +EV way to play blackjack is employing counting strategies (with bet spreads relative to the true count), along with deviations (illustrious 18) and basic strategy

Depends on the rules. Different blackjack games have tiny rule variations which can help or hurt the player. Different games may also have different basic strategy charts.

The very best rules I’ve seen let you basically breakeven with perfect play. The worst rules can be around 2% edge for the house. NEVER play 6:5 blackjack.

Win? No young one, you must merely survive.

Just flat betting and playing basic strategy isn't enough to win in the long run. You have to increase your bets when it's in your favor, and hope that you get the good cards. It doesn't always work out that way.

Check out wizardofodds.com for some great Basic Stragety advice. Long story shot, there is a optimal play for every hand in every game type, based on math.

Oh man, if losing $30 is upsetting to you, you may want to stay away.

Most games are $5 minimum or higher, and you can easily lose $30 in 5 minutes.

also don't play games where the dealer wins on ties

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It's great you had fun playing Blackjack for the first time! It's a fantastic, enjoyable game that you'll find even more fun as you dig into its nuances and strategies.

Unfortunately, the Blackjack game you found at the festival is not worth playing; no amount of skill can reliably overcome the house edge afforded by the dealer winning pushes (ties). To improve your play, I suggest you follow these steps in order:

1. Learn the rules of the game. This can be accomplished through reading the Wikipedia article or this excellent page from the Wizard of Odds, a well known gambling mathematician.

2. Learn basic strategy, which is the best way to play every hand. Basic strategy is slightly different depending on the rules and number of decks in play, but 4+ decks dealer hits soft 17 is the probably the best place to start. Remember, Blackjack is not a guessing game. Every hand you receive has an optimal way to play it, regardless of superstition or gut feelings. While it may seem daunting at first, most of the plays are intuitive and can be learned quickly. After you master basic strategy, the house advantage will be between only 0.5-1.0% (i.e., for every $100 you wager, you will most likely lose between $0.50-$1.00) and you will be more skilled than 99% of Blackjack players.

3. Learn to count cards. This article by the Wizard of Odds gives a great introduction to why and how card counting works, using the most common and highly effective system known as "Hi-Lo." If you've made it to this point you should have absolutely memorized basic strategy and be able to conjure every play on the chart without hesitation. Then, you're ready to take the plunge, learn to count cards, and become a winning Blackjack player.

I hope this helps! More information is available on the Wizard of Odd's website, Wikipedia, and in countless Blackjack books. Good luck and have fun with the game of 21!

Thanks for this guide! Blackjack is underrated imo

If you are a hunter in the deciding round and your card are above 21 and you have enough chips don't chase the survival instead wait until 10 seconds remains and remove one of your cards to make them 21.

If you have cards with high value 10,8,7 try buying the red card lvl 1 and use it on someone.

Choose hunters that can make half damage like gamekeeper, spider, bombon And don't choose hunters like Joseph, gashia

Leave the blackjack player to the hunter, and if he wasn't able to get him then you may use the red card lvl 3 or the yellow /orange lvl 3 in the last ten seconds

Don't trust any player that use hell emper to kill blackjack player

In round 4 and above, stay away from all survivors they may throw cards on you

Blackjack is underrated rip

another eri guide :00

the art is pretty like always, also this was v helpful!!

These quick guides are meant to help beginners understand the basics of Blackjack ´︶`) How one plays Blackjack depends on them, and each player has their own strategy. It's also dependent on luck when it comes to the cards given to you. Feel free to share your own tips below!

I've also had an inquiry if these guides can be translated, and my only request is that my handle be attached to them (e.g. "by avieri"/"eribythewindow"/"@eribythewindow on twitter") _(´ ︶ `

^(Consider upvoting this so others can see!)

Other Quick Guides:

• A Quick Guide to Tarot
• A Quick Guide to Duo Hunters
• A Quick Guide to Friendly Hunters Part 1
• A Quick Guide to Friendly Hunters Part 2
• A Quick Guide to Matches: Terms and Unspoken Rules

The way the rules are set up is that as long as full decks are in play, statistically the House will win, regardless of what strategy the players employ. This boils down to simple math (and casinos do math very well). In blackjack, the dealer does not make decisions: they take another card or hold their hand according to pre-set rules.

2 things could in theory turn odds in player's favor:

1. Card counting. Basically, the player needs to remember what cards have already been played and adjust their play based on that. Mathematically, it is possible for odds to become in player's favor. However, player needs to calculate things very fast in their head (casinos won't allow them to use computers). Casinos also make things much harder for players by using multiple decks. Finally, casinos can just ban a particularly good card counter.

2. If dealer makes a mistake and player points it out, the player automatically wins. So, trying to distract a dealer may tilt things in player's favor. However, dealers are trained to resist being distracted and if a dealer gets tired, they just switch with another dealer. And if a player tries too hard to distract a dealer, they will get banned (unless they distract dealer in a way that entertains other customers enough to make them good for business).

Because the player must act before the dealer, and if the player busts, they lose, even if the dealer also busts. This means, in effect, that the house wins in case of a tie.

There are several other small house advantages, but this is the biggie that accounts for most of it.

So the casino has a .05% edge over the player if you play perfect basic strategy. So it is basically a coin flip. In the short run you can go on a big winning or losing streak, but ultimately whatever happens you are losing $5 for every $100 you play. By the time you get to the long-term, thousands and thousands of hands, the results will begin to more closely align with the .05% house edge. The thing is that the casino never closes…the game never stops for the house.

Thr casino doesn’t throw out winning players, they throw out advantage players, ie. card counters. They generally detect them through betting patterns: these players bet small until they have a favourable situation when they begin to bet table max. Casinos have the right to refuse anyone…

Because the one way you could gain an advantage is banned and will get you kicked if they suspect you.

Playing a statistically perfect game of blackjack requires an immense amount of math. You have to know what cards are in the deck, what cards are not in the deck, and be able to use that information in extended mathematical computations. Most people just use a very basic table, often provided by the house, and that table tells them whether to hit or stand.

The thing about this table, often provided by the house, is that if you play according to this table, you will lose more money than you gain. If you want to gain more money than you lose, you have to do a lot of mental math. That being said, if you do manage to do the mental math right and consistently come out with more money than you come in with, the house will ban you.

So yeah, the house has an advantage, and if the house ever doesn't have an advantage, the house will just ban you.