Odd Switch Rule
January 8th, 2013 at 9:02:11 PM
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Maybe this has been asked; too lazy to look it up =p
In BJ Switch, if a 21 comes as the result of a switch, it counts as 21 and not a BJ. Such wagers are not paid until the dealer acts, since if the dealer has 22, that point total of 21 won't win.
What if the 21 was paid immediately as if it was a BJ, regardless if it came as the result of a switch? How much is this worth to the player?
In BJ Switch, if a 21 comes as the result of a switch, it counts as 21 and not a BJ. Such wagers are not paid until the dealer acts, since if the dealer has 22, that point total of 21 won't win.
What if the 21 was paid immediately as if it was a BJ, regardless if it came as the result of a switch? How much is this worth to the player?
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January 8th, 2013 at 9:17:06 PM
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Quote: FaceMaybe this has been asked; too lazy to look it up =p
In BJ Switch, if a 21 comes as the result of a switch, it counts as 21 and not a BJ. Such wagers are not paid until the dealer acts, since if the dealer has 22, that point total of 21 won't win.
What if the 21 was paid immediately as if it was a BJ, regardless if it came as the result of a switch? How much is this worth to the player?
The Wiz's site says its worth 0.4%. But I think this includes you winning if dealer has a blackjack...(not sure)
https://wizardofodds.com/games/blackjack/switch/
January 8th, 2013 at 9:20:22 PM
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Quote: tringlomaneThe Wiz's site says its worth 0.4%. But I think this includes you winning if dealer has a blackjack...(not sure)
https://wizardofodds.com/games/blackjack/switch/
Lol, after I said I was too lazy, I went right there and looked it up anyways. And I still missed it ><
Thanks, tringlomane
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