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In the old days, Blackjack was a simple game that utilized a single, 52-card deck of playing cards. In modern times, the most common versions of blackjack are played with 6 or 8 decks of cards. In Las Vegas, for example, 6-deck Blackjack is most common (thoughmore and more are starting to use 8 decks). Aug 01, 2017 A deck can be a focal point of outdoor activity or a quiet place of rest for many homeowners. Typically made of pressure-treated lumber, decks can sag slightly in one or more.
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moosit
I have played Bovada's free bj, but can't tell if it is a six deck, two deck or one deck game. How do you tell? I only want to play the one deck game. Hopefully, the house advantage(realistic) is still 0.19, as mentioned on the Wizard of Odds site.
Thanks.
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rdw4potus
I have played Bovada's free bj, but can't tell if it is a six deck, two deck or one deck game. How do you tell? I only want to play the one deck game. Hopefully, the house advantage(realistic) is still 0.19, as mentioned on the Wizard of Odds site.
Thanks.
In a few hands, you may be able to rule out a 1 deck game. Do you see the same card in the same suit within the same hand? If it happens, it can't be 1 deck.
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RaleighCraps
wouldn't the game be 1 deck, but continuous shuffle?Why would an on-line casino set themselves up to be taken advantage of by a computer program that could 100% count and KNOW what EXACT cards are left to be played?
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24Bingo
Since single-deck blackjack is advertised, I'm guessing the ordinary blackjack isn't single-deck. Obviously it's continuously shuffled, but don't shufflers usually run through multiple decks?The trick to poker is learning not to beat yourself up for your mistakes too much, and certainly not too little, but just the right amount.
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I have played Bovada's free bj, but can't tell if it is a six deck, two deck or one deck game. How do you tell? I only want to play the one deck game. Hopefully, the house advantage(realistic) is still 0.19, as mentioned on the Wizard of Odds site.
Thanks.
There are three Blackjack icons in the Table Games section:
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The icon labeled 'Single Deck Blackjack' is the single-deck game.24Bingo
Also, note that the single- and double-deck games don't allow resplits or surrender.. and the double-deck game is S17. Even so, according to the Wizard's calculator, the single-deck game is a better bet, 0.19% edge vs. 0.3%. The 'normal' version does allow surrender and a single resplit (and is H17), which means four decks would give it an edge of .52%, or .58% for eight decks.The trick to poker is learning not to beat yourself up for your mistakes too much, and certainly not too little, but just the right amount.
Mission146
That's absolutely right, Bovada offers one of the most liberal BJ games to be found anywhere on the Internet, if not the World. Why not? They understand that even with a minimal house edge they will eventually make money and the operating costs of the game are very close to nil, so they want to give the player a good bet and positive gaming experience.
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luckyfrog
Sorry for replying to a post over a year old.
This question was the reason I ended up on this site today.
I had two decks of real cards, and took the cards out of my physical deck of cards as I played in the Bovada double deck. Somehow in 29 cards I came up with 9 sixes. So I was about to call some major BullS**. I didn't find anywhere on the Bovada site where they tell you that's what's happening - or what the rules, odds, or anything else with the games are.
But poking around and reading before I stumbled on this thread, discovered most likely they shuffle the two decks after every hand, and also, probably dealer and players pull from their own individual decks.
This explains a lot of the bizarre stuff I've found that doesn't match my experiences in a casino, and the reason it feels like they open a drain after you win a certain amount, or bet a larger amount and suck the money out.
So I'm cashing out with what I have left and heading back to real casinos where I can see what's happening with the cards.
I wasn't expecting to win money, but something smells of Bull around this, I don't care who vouches for it.
I'm sure it sounds like a lot of whining, but I just returned from land based casino, where I was up a couple thousand playing at $15 tables for three days, then losing all but $250 in a few hours the last day. I didn't whine and don't feel like I was cheated, so I'm not one of those people that are sore losers.
All that being said - if someone can show me some stats on the method of madness with everyone having their own independent shoe and shuffling them all after each hand, how is that not more of a roulette game, and nothing consistent with a fair blackjack game.
Specifically the odds of losing ten hands in a row, not counting a few pushes here and there.
Not sure why anyone would recommend Bovoda online, or any that has such impossible conditions - but I do like all the information I find otherwise.
With games like this - it's more like roulette - except that if you don't play perfect BS you get raped even more.
I've had big up and down swings, but never to the point where I am ahead, and down about a factor if 10-20% of my total play each session.
I've been playing the match bonuses on BlackJack Thursdays, but have used them all up so I'm done now. Of the $1,000 I've deposited, and the other $1000 they matched. I have $450 left. Playing basic strategy and $5 hands. Does that sound like fair blackjack outcomes? If I ever had that luck in a real casino I wouldn't go back there either.
My thinking was with the match play and playing perfect, I might come out a little ahead. Their deposit fee I consider adding to the house edge, and on top of it my credit card charged me an international transaction fee. So from the get go, the effect house edge was digging into me more than 10% and to have all the squirelly rules just adds insult to injury.
Was wondering what the stats (probability) are or chances of me losing ten hands in a row, not including pushes. Playing the 6-deck game. I understand it now - each hand is it's own game independent of the last, and has nothing to do with it, but still what is probablility of losing 10 hands in a row under these conditions.
Sorry it sounds like it turned into a rant, I'm just trying to understand better, and got flustered the more I tried to explain it lol.
Went to Cherokee this weekend and was up $3k playing $15 tables for three days using basic strategy and flat betting. And then last day lost $750 in an hour the same way. But I had no question or ill feelengs, and understand perfectly. I guess there is an advantage to seeing the cards with my own eyes.
This question was the reason I ended up on this site today.
I had two decks of real cards, and took the cards out of my physical deck of cards as I played in the Bovada double deck. Somehow in 29 cards I came up with 9 sixes. So I was about to call some major BullS**. I didn't find anywhere on the Bovada site where they tell you that's what's happening - or what the rules, odds, or anything else with the games are.
But poking around and reading before I stumbled on this thread, discovered most likely they shuffle the two decks after every hand, and also, probably dealer and players pull from their own individual decks.
This explains a lot of the bizarre stuff I've found that doesn't match my experiences in a casino, and the reason it feels like they open a drain after you win a certain amount, or bet a larger amount and suck the money out.
So I'm cashing out with what I have left and heading back to real casinos where I can see what's happening with the cards.
I wasn't expecting to win money, but something smells of Bull around this, I don't care who vouches for it.
I'm sure it sounds like a lot of whining, but I just returned from land based casino, where I was up a couple thousand playing at $15 tables for three days, then losing all but $250 in a few hours the last day. I didn't whine and don't feel like I was cheated, so I'm not one of those people that are sore losers.
All that being said - if someone can show me some stats on the method of madness with everyone having their own independent shoe and shuffling them all after each hand, how is that not more of a roulette game, and nothing consistent with a fair blackjack game.
Specifically the odds of losing ten hands in a row, not counting a few pushes here and there.
Not sure why anyone would recommend Bovoda online, or any that has such impossible conditions - but I do like all the information I find otherwise.
With games like this - it's more like roulette - except that if you don't play perfect BS you get raped even more.
I've had big up and down swings, but never to the point where I am ahead, and down about a factor if 10-20% of my total play each session.
I've been playing the match bonuses on BlackJack Thursdays, but have used them all up so I'm done now. Of the $1,000 I've deposited, and the other $1000 they matched. I have $450 left. Playing basic strategy and $5 hands. Does that sound like fair blackjack outcomes? If I ever had that luck in a real casino I wouldn't go back there either.
My thinking was with the match play and playing perfect, I might come out a little ahead. Their deposit fee I consider adding to the house edge, and on top of it my credit card charged me an international transaction fee. So from the get go, the effect house edge was digging into me more than 10% and to have all the squirelly rules just adds insult to injury.
Was wondering what the stats (probability) are or chances of me losing ten hands in a row, not including pushes. Playing the 6-deck game. I understand it now - each hand is it's own game independent of the last, and has nothing to do with it, but still what is probablility of losing 10 hands in a row under these conditions.
Sorry it sounds like it turned into a rant, I'm just trying to understand better, and got flustered the more I tried to explain it lol.
Went to Cherokee this weekend and was up $3k playing $15 tables for three days using basic strategy and flat betting. And then last day lost $750 in an hour the same way. But I had no question or ill feelengs, and understand perfectly. I guess there is an advantage to seeing the cards with my own eyes.
24Bingo
I don't think player and dealer get cards from different decks, although it is shuffled after every hand (of course). Your losing streak sounds pretty tough, but my experience hasn't been like that (although I did once lose $1000 and win it back playing single-deck at $25 a pop, going up to $50 on the way up when I had won back about $200). I've had losing streaks, but also winning streaks. That's the game.The trick to poker is learning not to beat yourself up for your mistakes too much, and certainly not too little, but just the right amount.
cardshark
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Was wondering what the stats (probability) are or chances of me losing ten hands in a row, not including pushes. Playing the 6-deck game. I understand it now - each hand is it's own game independent of the last, and has nothing to do with it, but still what is probablility of losing 10 hands in a row under these conditions.
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The Wizard answered a very similar questions a while back (http://wizardofodds.com/ask-the-wizard/blackjack/probability/). Using his number of 53.64% probability of a loss ignoring pushes, the probability of losing ten in a row is simply 0.5364 to the power ten, or about 0.2%. This assumes various things (# of decks, basic strategy), but it gives you an idea of the rarity.
If you play a lot of hands, it is not that unlikely that you will see a long series of losses like this.
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My personal record is 13 straight losses in a row. No pushes, just 13 straight losses at a brick and mortar casino. That carries a probability of about 0.01% using the same numbers as above! But of course, I have played countless hours of blackjack, so eventually you will see streaks like this.
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