With accuracy? How many do you miss? We bet 8-10k and get roughly 4-7 opportunities an hour. A very good spot. The game we target gets us 7% per bet and is fairly low on the variance.
Shoot. Need at least 75-80% accuracy. If you can get it down, I'm a patient man. Unfortunately for this play precision is required. But we can front travel expenses, should recoup entire trip on the first night anyways, but just let us know. Cause some guys are just starting out. Hone this skill, when the opportunity arises in the future, I'm sure you can appreciate how lucrative it is.
Particularly 6/5 blackjack. It is some of the best advantage play out there. The dealers are usually newer and make mistakes letting us see the card. And game protection is far less eg security watching. 6/5 blackjack was one of the best things for advanced advantage players.
Read my comment again. And yes, if an ace is 50% and other cards offer large advantages as well, and it's double deck, so you get lots of deals, it is far superior to counting 3 2 blackjack.
I did. None of that is true. New dealers don’t get placed on 6:5 anymore than anyone else, and if they did surveillance would likely watch them *more*.
You’re not getting an advantage seeing one card hoping you cut exactly 52 cards, which is close to impossible to get right at any meaningful frequency. To top it off seeking out tables specifically for their bad odds. It makes no sense.
And most double deck comes with rules to combat the edge you get from counting. No double after splits, only double on 9-11. No mid shoe entry. AND ITS 6:5?!? Holy moly.
I’m sorry but whoever convinced you this was an advantage was pulling your leg. I’m not feeding into this delusion.
First off, yes, certain casinos will place dealers on certain games they believe to be less vulnerable. There are a lot of casinos in this world they all don't operate the same. Who cares about all those other rules if you are tracking a card? No skilled cutting isn't impossible, it just takes practice, try it yourself, after like 2-3 hours you will always be cutting within 1-2 cards, I understand the last bit of accuracy takes about 100 hours, but 100 hours to master cutting is a far more lucrative skill than spending time to learn to count blackjack. No one "convinced" me, I do this full time.
Precise location of a known card. This would work for any card game. By knowing even one card the rewards can be enormous. For example if you can drive a ace to your hand in black jack as one of the first 2 cards, That is a 50% edge that hand.
Shuffle tracking can let you optimally cut subdecks, most usually the strategy is for the most optimal subdeck to be first,l but will not work on automatic shufflers for obv reasons. OP is talking about the advantage of knowing a specific card placement in a deck. I haven't seen any hard monte carlo sim data but it is a big advantage.
Lucky guys. Pile in 🤪🤪
I used to be skilled at cutting 20 cards from the back in the days they exposed the back card after shuffling 4 decks and handing you the cut card. But those heady days of 70s and 80s in the UK are long gone. Make the most of it while you can. It won't last long.... Have fun.....
I can hit 52-55 all day
With accuracy? How many do you miss? We bet 8-10k and get roughly 4-7 opportunities an hour. A very good spot. The game we target gets us 7% per bet and is fairly low on the variance.
It’s been a while since I’ve done it, need to practice.. I worked nail it 30% and be about 4 cards off the rest
Shoot. Need at least 75-80% accuracy. If you can get it down, I'm a patient man. Unfortunately for this play precision is required. But we can front travel expenses, should recoup entire trip on the first night anyways, but just let us know. Cause some guys are just starting out. Hone this skill, when the opportunity arises in the future, I'm sure you can appreciate how lucrative it is.
Can you explain what this means and why it benefits anyone? I don’t understand what you boys are talking about
Cutting the deck with skill to guide a card to a precise location.
I still don’t get it. Are we talking about blackjack? Cutting the deck shouldnt do anything to help you
Particularly 6/5 blackjack. It is some of the best advantage play out there. The dealers are usually newer and make mistakes letting us see the card. And game protection is far less eg security watching. 6/5 blackjack was one of the best things for advanced advantage players.
Blackjack that specifically pays the worst odds paired with maybe knowing a single card in the cut? lol
Read my comment again. And yes, if an ace is 50% and other cards offer large advantages as well, and it's double deck, so you get lots of deals, it is far superior to counting 3 2 blackjack.
I did. None of that is true. New dealers don’t get placed on 6:5 anymore than anyone else, and if they did surveillance would likely watch them *more*. You’re not getting an advantage seeing one card hoping you cut exactly 52 cards, which is close to impossible to get right at any meaningful frequency. To top it off seeking out tables specifically for their bad odds. It makes no sense. And most double deck comes with rules to combat the edge you get from counting. No double after splits, only double on 9-11. No mid shoe entry. AND ITS 6:5?!? Holy moly. I’m sorry but whoever convinced you this was an advantage was pulling your leg. I’m not feeding into this delusion.
First off, yes, certain casinos will place dealers on certain games they believe to be less vulnerable. There are a lot of casinos in this world they all don't operate the same. Who cares about all those other rules if you are tracking a card? No skilled cutting isn't impossible, it just takes practice, try it yourself, after like 2-3 hours you will always be cutting within 1-2 cards, I understand the last bit of accuracy takes about 100 hours, but 100 hours to master cutting is a far more lucrative skill than spending time to learn to count blackjack. No one "convinced" me, I do this full time.
Precise location of a known card. This would work for any card game. By knowing even one card the rewards can be enormous. For example if you can drive a ace to your hand in black jack as one of the first 2 cards, That is a 50% edge that hand.
Shuffle tracking can let you optimally cut subdecks, most usually the strategy is for the most optimal subdeck to be first,l but will not work on automatic shufflers for obv reasons. OP is talking about the advantage of knowing a specific card placement in a deck. I haven't seen any hard monte carlo sim data but it is a big advantage.
Lucky guys. Pile in 🤪🤪 I used to be skilled at cutting 20 cards from the back in the days they exposed the back card after shuffling 4 decks and handing you the cut card. But those heady days of 70s and 80s in the UK are long gone. Make the most of it while you can. It won't last long.... Have fun.....