You gave her $1050. Look at the layout of cash. Bummer dude. She counted 4 then 5 then 5 then took one away of that one then 4 and 4. Cool, they caught it.
Appreciate you mentioning the $50 thing Brandon. I love folks that actually read and pay attention to their viewers That being said, don’t take what we say seriously. We’re just internet warriors. I’m headed to Vegas on Sunday and I get nervous playing $10/hand, much less what you’re doing. Keep rock’n your style man. We love ya.
I love Ez bust a lot. Especially doing it when dealer showing 4,5 or 6. It’s an awesome way to maximize your profits. I think not doubling soft 18 and some other situations is leaving money on the table. Also, I’d suggest increasing your bet every time you win, even by $25 and adjust as you go along. Best of luck and keep grinding.
Great session Brandon and the easy bust sometimes works and doesn't but you did good👏don't forget to play the other versions of blackjack like Spanish 21 the free bet blackjack
EZ bust definitely not a good bet at all. Even when the dealer has a 6, and hits soft 17, they will only bust 44% of the time. So that’s a 6% edge at the absolute best for the player
I would love to have a private blackjack session. How do you do to not get the table interrumpted or bumped into by naughty players that just mix the "code" up?
Ez bust is dumb because, in the best case, she had a 6, and that is only a 43% chance for her to bust. Only pays 1 to 1, so the house edge is like 7% on a 6, lol.
I went back a saw that she had messed up the second stack and had 5 bills, had five on the third, then took that one back and continue to the last stack without confirming they all had 4. Bad dealer.
Playing two hands is a less risky way to play just because you can win one and lose the other and it's just like a push, lessening your losses. But, as with all blackjack, you will eventually lose if you don't play all your advantages. Soft 18 is the most underplayed and wrongly played hand in BJ.
