Which game?

Live in So Co, BJ options limited, Which game is better for a advantage player, 6:5 single deck or single deck super fun 21? I know 3:2 shoe games best both

Quote: MikeDread

Live in So Co, BJ options limited, Which game is better for a advantage player, 6:5 single deck or single deck super fun 21? I know 3:2 shoe games best both

Who's the AP?

Are they going to be counting or playing on the square?


Not that really matters as to what game is better, but I'm just curious.

Please refer to Wizard Of Odds THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT ITS FOR.
Conditions and spread on each game?

Anyone claiming to be an AP needs to do a bit of research. I'm wondering how someone can AP something good enough if they have to ask this question.

I assume they would have to actually look at a strategy chart, method and payback percentage before they played that alone, should help answer that.

Please let us know what you've learned on your own.

Shouldn't an AP be able to determine this on their own? Not trying to be rude, but it seems odd.

The 6:5 game HE=1.66126. Super fun HE=1.16.
The conditions of the games respectively are those played at Fremont Cas

I use hi/lo,side counts, and other things. I use a 1-4 spread

Using the HE cal answer me right up

1-4 spread is essentially "break even"... also, with these horrible games... in Super Fun you can't up your bet until TC +3... so 90% of the time you're going to be flat betting. The variance swings from having to raise at TC +3 and slam by TC +5 to your max (because you'll rarely see these situations) is what makes these games just god awful.

Though, I suppose we haven't discussed penetration. Does the game deal down to the last card? lol probably the ONLY way I'd half consider playing it.

Sounds like you're talking about the card rooms. Make the drive to San diego or Palm springs area native casinos and use a larger spread or don't bother. You are certainly playing with a disadvantage now.

Quote: mcallister3200

Sounds like you're talking about the card rooms. Make the drive to San diego or Palm springs area native casinos and use a larger spread or don't bother. You are certainly playing with a disadvantage now.

Isn't APing a native casino the same as.... damn it can't come up with a good analogy. Anyways, not something I would actively want to do but maybe in my old age I am getting less adventurous.

We used to scalp white men, an unusual tradition introduced to the new world from the old world. It paid a bounty per scalp.

You walk onto the reservation, you need to know where you crossed the line.

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Isn't APing a native casino the same as.... damn it can't come up with a good analogy. Anyways, not something I would actively want to do but maybe in my old age I am getting less adventurous.

It's playing Russian Roulette with more than one bullet in the gun.