Ask the Wizard - Value of Early Surrender
https://wizardofodds.com/games/blackjack/calculator/
You select a variety of rules options and it tells you the edge. Unfortunately, the Surrender options only include none or late.
Quote: Johnnyk039I was playing blackjack in a very small casino in France recently. It was a week night and there was only one BJ table with 2 euro min and 100 euro max. The rules were: no dealer hole card, CSM-8 decks?, S-17, double anything and split any pair up to 4 times, no RSA, BJ 3-2. There was also early surrender against any dealer card, including a dealer's ace. I was wondering what the house advantage was on this game. This set of rules seems very favorable.
hi
thanks for the info and I am also interested to see the answer how favorable this rule is if at all. may I ask the name of this french city and casino? ( I am located in europe)
Quote: sevenhi
thanks for the info and I am also interested to see the answer how favorable this rule is if at all. may I ask the name of this french city and casino? ( I am located in europe)
Look up one post for the value.
Quote: IbeatyouracesLook up one post for the value.
do you mean your answer >>>Page 180 of "The World's Greatest Blackjack Book" says it's worth .62% in a 4 deck game.<<<
I saw it but it is for a 4 deck game and OP wrote it is a CSM 8 decks and this could make a difference
Quote: sevendo you mean your answer >>>Page 180 of "The World's Greatest Blackjack Book" says it's worth .62% in a 4 deck game.<<<
I saw it but it is for a 4 deck game and OP wrote it is a CSM 8 decks and this could make a difference
CSMs do not hold 8 decks. 6 is the max hence the name on it "One to Six." Even if it is 6, it won't be much lower than .62%.
6 decks, soft 17, double any 2 cards, double after split , early surrender( including Ace up card) , this rules has
a HE of -0.08 % . If not including Ace, HE is 0.32%.
