Ask The Wizard #70

That's an interesting inquiry. When a house edge of 1.52% is indicated for a bet placed on 6, it's calculated per individual bet made. This means it is expected that the player will keep the bet until either a 6 or a 7 is rolled. However, if the player's intention is to only maintain the bet for a single roll, the house edge would drop to 0.46%.

Match play coupons are valued approximately at half of their face value when utilized in games like blackjack or craps. If you receive two $5 coupons for a play period of three hours, you would expect to lose around $6 by playing basic strategy blackjack at $5 a hand but would gain $5 from the match plays. Thus, all else being equal, I'd prefer to play in a location that offers these match plays.

I suggest you download some online casino software and play in practice mode. However, for mastering basic strategies, creating flash cards that outline every potential play would be beneficial. Simply dealing cards randomly may not provide enough opportunities to practice soft doubles and splits effectively.

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This adjustment raises the house edge by 1.39%! It's undoubtedly one of the least favorable blackjack games you can find in Las Vegas.

Here you go..