Poll
No votes (0%) | |||
1 vote (100%) |
1 member has voted
October 25th, 2014 at 8:31:16 AM
permalink
Hello Black Jack experts. I am confused about Insurance. Let me outline two scenarios and please let me know which outcome is correct. Scenario A or Scenario B.
A.) You are playing Black Jack at a casino and you have bet $50. The dealers up card shows an Ace, and so you decide to insure your bet by half your original bet, so your insurance side bet is $25.
Result : The dealer does in fact have a black jack and so you lose your original bet of $50, however you win your insurance bet. You are paid $25 by the Dealer,
There is now $50 worth of chips on the insurance line meaning you won $50 worth of chips.
B.) You are playing Black Jack at a casino and you have bet $50. The dealers up card shows an Ace, and so you decide to insure your bet by half your original bet, so your insurance side bet is $25.
Result : The dealer does in fact have a black jack and so you lose your original bet of $50, however you win your insurance bet. You are paid $50 by the dealer,
There is now $75 worth of chips on the insurance line meaning that you won a total of $75.
A.) You are playing Black Jack at a casino and you have bet $50. The dealers up card shows an Ace, and so you decide to insure your bet by half your original bet, so your insurance side bet is $25.
Result : The dealer does in fact have a black jack and so you lose your original bet of $50, however you win your insurance bet. You are paid $25 by the Dealer,
There is now $50 worth of chips on the insurance line meaning you won $50 worth of chips.
B.) You are playing Black Jack at a casino and you have bet $50. The dealers up card shows an Ace, and so you decide to insure your bet by half your original bet, so your insurance side bet is $25.
Result : The dealer does in fact have a black jack and so you lose your original bet of $50, however you win your insurance bet. You are paid $50 by the dealer,
There is now $75 worth of chips on the insurance line meaning that you won a total of $75.
October 25th, 2014 at 9:01:36 AM
permalink
2:1 means that a $25 bet wins $50, your 1 green chip is paid 2 green chips.
Vote for Nobody 2020!
October 25th, 2014 at 9:31:13 AM
permalink
Thanks bigfoot66, so scenario B is correct and I have a total of $75 worth of chips on the insurance line.
I thought so. Yet I have seen some contrary posts on Yahoo forums which is obviously the wrong place to look. If anyone begs to differ with the conclusion, please speak up. Thanks.
I thought so. Yet I have seen some contrary posts on Yahoo forums which is obviously the wrong place to look. If anyone begs to differ with the conclusion, please speak up. Thanks.
October 25th, 2014 at 9:51:47 AM
permalink
Quote: SnapBackThanks bigfoot66, so scenario B is correct and I have a total of $75 worth of chips on the insurance line.
I think the "problem" is, you didn't "win" $75; you "won" $50. The $75 on the insurance line is the $25 you bet plus the $50 you won on the bet. It sounds like some people are being confused by your definition of the amount "won".
Yes, I "do" tend to "overuse" "quotes" on occasion, don't I? (You should see what I do with parentheses.)
October 25th, 2014 at 9:54:38 AM
permalink
Yes, true. Thanks DonGuy.
October 29th, 2014 at 1:37:50 PM
permalink
Bigfoot is correct. Insurance Pay 2-1. You should have 2 additional green chips on your insurance wager, meaning 3 total green chips after losing your main bet.
ZCore13
ZCore13
I am an employee of a Casino. Former Table Games Director,, current Pit Supervisor. All the personal opinions I post are my own and do not represent the opinions of the Casino or Tribe that I work for.