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help computing blackjack odds

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morkinva

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Down atlantic city at the claridge, they had a different blackjack. The dealer shows both his cards, but you lose on a push.

Are your odds better or worst than regular blackjack with this setup?
 
If I know one thing about casinos, if it seems the rules are changed to YOUR advantage, its acutally for their benifit.

Just learn to play the real way. Besides I bet this way also pays 1:1 on blackjacks, heh.
 
Originally posted by: waylman
how are they worse? seems like they should be better if you know what you have to beat.
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You know what you have to beat, but it's still a game of chance. It becomes worse by your losing on a push.
 
Knowing what you have to beat doesn't increase the probability of you getting the card you need to beat them.
It's all in your head.
 
Originally posted by: Legendary
Knowing what you have to beat doesn't increase the probability of you getting the card you need to beat them.
It's all in your head.
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Yes but knowing you're already beat will allow you to hit in a situation where you'd never consider hitting. Also, if you see dealer has a potential breaker (10 - 6), then not hitting on a 15 would be a of great help.
 
Your odds of winning still go down, trust me.

Either way, you aren't going to win.. just go blow your money on hookers and drugs.
 
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