It does not apply here, but once again, avoid 6:5 ( some single deck 6:5 is still beatable but you need a much larger bet spread than you could probably get away with and it is less profitable in the long run ). Also what is considered to be the highest positive count on an 8 deck game? I'm assuming on a single deck count there is a maximum high count since there are only a fixed amount of high cards so would you just multiply that number by the amount of decks?īoth of the above rules matter when judging the quality of a blackjack game, other rules that should be evaluated is if they offer surrender, how many times you can resplit and if there are any restrictions on doubling down ( some casinos only allow doubling on any 10 or 11 for example ). I'm unfamiliar with some of your abbriviations such as, DAS, RAS, RoR and +EV. Hi 'Hubomba' and thanks for your contribution to my question. So does an advantage exist under the conditions I mentioned above and is it worth counting cards under these conditions? So it occurred to me if I want to continue playing blackjack for money I need to come up with a better system. I also lost it all in a matter of hours using the same system after a long losing streak. I thought I should add that I started with £2000 online and got to £13,000 in a matter of days using the martingale betting system, but instead of doubling I would triple my bet (crazy). My question is this: Is it possible to count cards and have an 'advantage' under these conditions:ģ - cut card at 50% of shoe (so roughly 4 decks are dealt)

I use a basic strategy chart 100% of the time. I'm about a year into playing blackjack, I started off with land based casinos and now I only play 'Live dealer' online casinos such as 888casino. Hi, I'm sending this message all the way from London.

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