Played it a few times here in stl, I love it. You have to play 2 hands, you can switch your last two cards. Only weird things are bj pays 1/1 and the whole table pushes on 22. The game is sick, hard to lose both hands. Anyone have the edge %?
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Played it a few times here in stl, I love it. You have to play 2 hands, you can switch your last two cards. Only weird things are bj pays 1/1 and the whole table pushes on 22. The game is sick, hard to lose both hands. Anyone have the edge %?
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The house edge is only 0.25% with perfect strategy.
With counting, you can beat this game.
I've played this game almost since the day came out...........ask DANTE......![]()
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/11/2005
Fishhead is right - the edge for perfect basic strategy is lower than regular Blackjack. But... the strategy is much harder to learn. Most people could learn normal BJ strategy perfectly in 1-2 hours with flash cards. Switch - there are gazillions more combos. I looked at the strategy charts once, looked at the lower limits in Vegas, and said "screw it".
More casino games are beatable than they actually realize.
FACT
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/11/2005
LOL
I know your just attempting to get under my skin so I can ramble on........so I will..........LMFAO.
Most people believe SLOTS are not beatable.......they are through BONUSES and PROGRESSIVES that put the edge into the players behalf.
Most people believe blackjack is not beatable.........with a good card counting system, it sure is.
Most people do not believe video poker is beatable.........it sure is when playing the correct paytables and perfect strategy.
These are just three examples.
FH
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/11/2005
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/11/2005