January 10th, 2016 at 2:52:31 PM
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I just left today after my first trip to Vegas. I was playing at the Stratosphere Casino and did well. I highly recommend them for comps and drawing entries for promotional chips. My last night I noticed a table called Double Twist Blackjack. All of the $5 tables were 6-5 for BJ, but they had a $10 table that paid 3-2. The Double Twist game let you play one or two hands at a time in your one spot (so each player can play 2 hands for a total of 12 hands on he table sometimes) and had side bets based on 3 card poker hands between yours and the dealer. The dealer said this game was about 3 months old there and it seemed to go unnoticed as a lot of people playing low money were using the 6-5 tables probably not realizing those odds aren't good. Has anyone else played this game? Thoughts? Wizard? This is my first post, great websites and forums!
January 10th, 2016 at 4:32:13 PM
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I think I saw that game at the Raving/Cutting Edge show. Didn't know about the Stratosphere placement.
Here is a link to the math report.
As usual, the math report mentions a bunch of different pay tables. Do you happen to know the Stratosphere pay table and number of decks used?
Here is a link to the math report.
As usual, the math report mentions a bunch of different pay tables. Do you happen to know the Stratosphere pay table and number of decks used?
"For with much wisdom comes much sorrow." -- Ecclesiastes 1:18 (NIV)
January 10th, 2016 at 5:20:57 PM
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Eh hem.Quote:Double Twist Blackjack is a Blackjack side bet based on the 3-card Poker hands formed by the dealer's one up card and the first two cards of a player’s blackjack hand. Players win if their 3-card hand achieves a poker ranking of a Pair or better
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January 10th, 2016 at 9:34:37 PM
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This sounds a bit like Derek Webb's 21+5, which uses two player hands plus the upcard and is patented, as well as Cr8tive Games Caribbean Blackjack.
I there any honor.....
I there any honor.....
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January 11th, 2016 at 11:04:31 AM
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Quote: PaigowdanThis sounds a bit like Derek Webb's 21+5, which uses two player hands plus the upcard and is patented, as well as Cr8tive Games Caribbean Blackjack.
I there any honor.....
not even among murderers, as Sammy the Bull showed John Gotti.
On a side note, was the TWIST table also $5 minimum ? If so a player could have played 3/2 BJ, even 2 hands at a time, by not playing the optional side bet. If the table was $10 minimum, I imagine $10 players would bypass this " NEW" game.
January 11th, 2016 at 11:15:49 AM
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ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOvY3X1FbyI
Jackpot 21 is a Blackjack side bet based on the 5-card Poker hand formed by the dealer's one up card and the first two cards of two player Blackjack hands, which wins if the 5-card Poker hand achieves a Pair of Jacks or better. The game may be played with a variety of pay tables.
Sure do seem alike.
Notice on video Caribbean Blackjack felt was designed for just 4 players ? Double Action Blackjack allowed 2 players per hand also, but accommodated 5 players easily, with no added trouble for the dealer. Just saying
Jackpot 21 is a Blackjack side bet based on the 5-card Poker hand formed by the dealer's one up card and the first two cards of two player Blackjack hands, which wins if the 5-card Poker hand achieves a Pair of Jacks or better. The game may be played with a variety of pay tables.
Sure do seem alike.
Notice on video Caribbean Blackjack felt was designed for just 4 players ? Double Action Blackjack allowed 2 players per hand also, but accommodated 5 players easily, with no added trouble for the dealer. Just saying
January 11th, 2016 at 1:47:16 PM
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Quote: runspotwalkJackpot 21 is a Blackjack side bet based on the 5-card Poker hand formed by the dealer's one up card and the first two cards of two player Blackjack hands, which wins if the 5-card Poker hand achieves a Pair of Jacks or better.
Maybe that was what I was thinking of when I said I thought I saw it at Raving.
"For with much wisdom comes much sorrow." -- Ecclesiastes 1:18 (NIV)
January 11th, 2016 at 4:32:06 PM
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Quote: WizardMaybe that was what I was thinking of when I said I thought I saw it at Raving.
Mathematical analysis of
Jackpot 21,
Jackpot 21 Progressive
Double Twist Blackjack
Prepared for
New Vision Gaming
Progressive bet to go with Double Twist
January 20th, 2016 at 8:59:22 PM
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Yes the table min was $5. I asked why no one was coming over to the table and the dealer thought maybe other players on the 6/5 $5 tables just didn't know or were thrown off by the name. On a side note the dealers don't care for the game because they themselves seemed to be preoccupied by paying out side bets and forgetting to check for their own BJ.