What is the house advantage at Delaware Park Casino on there Black Jack game????

With the house edge of .26197 if I use perfect basic and card count where am I with the house advantage. Does it turn to the player at that point.

I was thinking they use continuous shuffle? doesn't that kill card counting?

not in the high limit

I dont think you will find CSM's in high limit. You have these confused with auto shufflers.

they manual shuffle in the high limit

somehow this got lost, somebody should have the answer.

you probably should have started a new thread, there are always folks who stop following certain threads, myself included.

I'm the wrong person to ask, but I suspect at least a minimal player advantage should obtain when the count is favorable. Even the simple ace-five card count can give player advantage up to .57% according to the WoO page below, depending on how good the count is at the time.


http://wizardofodds.com/blackjack/wizardcount.html

For the record, I played in Delaware Park recently, and they did not offer surrender. At least, the dealer shook his head as if he had never heard of surrender.

Quote: wrxrob

For the record, I played in Delaware Park recently, and they did not offer surrender. At least, the dealer shook his head as if he had never heard of surrender.

Using one of the magnificent tools available at WoO site, it appears the house edge goes from 0.28507% to 0.35767%, realistic window, with no surrender allowed. I input the info from the first post of this thread, changing the surrender bit.

It sure would be nice to be able to nail these things down.

I also am quite curious as to what the minimums are at the tables these days, esp at Harrington.

Quote: odiousgambit

I also am quite curious as to what the minimums are at the tables these days, esp at Harrington.

Here's another vote/request for that info. At the end of my September trip, I will be passing through Delaware, and I have to decide whether to add a day to visit the three casinos. If they are operating like other new eastern-time-zone casinos, where folks were claiming they have crowded tables with minimums of $100 or $200, I will pass on the opportunity.