Insurance in Multi-Hand Single Deck Blackjack ?
March 17th, 2013 at 2:02:59 PM
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Single Deck Multi-hand (3 hands), S17, D10-11, DAS, SAS, re-split allowed (but not on Aces), deck re-shuffled after each round.
1. How much is worth the insurance bet if it pays 11 to 5 in a single deck game where you see at least 7 cards out of it ?
2. How big is the player gain in EV if he is able to adjust to all indexes according to the 7 cards (13.5% penetration) he is able to see before he act on his hands ? (For example lets say that the house edge would be 0.12 if he plays only one single hand, and that thing will not change. But if he plays 3 hands at once, then he gain some EV on all hands, and the most on the last hand he plays 3rd base)
- So what would be the HE if the player would flat bet 1 unit on each of the 3 hands but play according to deck composition left and adjust to all indexes possible ? - Same question, but for when the player bet 1 unit on the first two hands and 98 units in 3rd base ?
PS: I recall reading that under the same conditions insurance is worth 0.07 in players favor if it pays the usual 2 to 1. - Is it correct ?
1. How much is worth the insurance bet if it pays 11 to 5 in a single deck game where you see at least 7 cards out of it ?
2. How big is the player gain in EV if he is able to adjust to all indexes according to the 7 cards (13.5% penetration) he is able to see before he act on his hands ? (For example lets say that the house edge would be 0.12 if he plays only one single hand, and that thing will not change. But if he plays 3 hands at once, then he gain some EV on all hands, and the most on the last hand he plays 3rd base)
- So what would be the HE if the player would flat bet 1 unit on each of the 3 hands but play according to deck composition left and adjust to all indexes possible ? - Same question, but for when the player bet 1 unit on the first two hands and 98 units in 3rd base ?
PS: I recall reading that under the same conditions insurance is worth 0.07 in players favor if it pays the usual 2 to 1. - Is it correct ?
