StevenBlack
StevenBlack
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May 19th, 2011 at 8:59:45 PM permalink
I've checked out 5Dimes Casino's Single-Deck Blackjack, and it seems good. 3:2, etc. But obvously they still have to have a house edge. I did a quick sim for single-deck, 1 round (due to their 'shuffling' after every round), and for like 1-2 million hands the player edge was about .29, if I am not mistaken. But (of course?) the details matter: double down rules, resplitting rules, etc., which I have really looked into. But still, it doesn't seem this game must end up having much of a house advantage, correct?
jeffwarren75
jeffwarren75
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May 19th, 2011 at 9:04:33 PM permalink
i have my doubts about five dimes, not sure if they still have it but they had a paigow game the instead of charging five percent commision paid out 102.99 on every winning hand in the bonus casino, not sure how this can possibly be fair
NandB
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October 5th, 2011 at 1:42:39 AM permalink
Sorry for the very late post, but found this, and investigated. Check out these rules: some I cannot find an answer for, like the Insurance pays 11 to 5.

This is from 5dimes Bonus Casino:

" Classic Single-Deck, Single Hand

After each hand played, a new single deck is shuffled and dealt. Blackjack pays 3/2. Dealer hits on soft 17. Double down on 10 & 11, even after splits. Split pairs up to 3 times. May split aces once. Late surrender available, even after splits. Insurance pays 11/5. Seven Card Charlie is automatic winner."

Not too sure about House Advantage if any. EDIT: The game is -0.26%. 1D H17 D10 DAS RS3 LS No Soft Double.
BTW the best "Classic" B&M game is either 1D S17 D10 DAS (Old Binion's at -0.13%) or 1D H17 D9 DAS ReSplit allowed (-0.16% Ceasers)

N&B
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