New Table Games at the ATGS:

This years American Game Protection + Table Games Conference just wrapped up. Casino Kelly did a video of a handful of the games (but not all), feel free to check it out, some creative stuff this year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a02VanyNxQo

Congrats to the Top 3:
Breakout Blackjack (Blackjack where you can alternatively bet on the dealer, not in video).
Hi-Lo Mojo (card-sharks variant with cash-out option)
Supreme 13 (bets like UTH, but trying to make a 2 card 13)

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This years American Game Protection + Table Games Conference just wrapped up. Casino Kelly did a video of a handful of the games (but not all), feel free to check it out, some creative stuff this year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a02VanyNxQo

Congrats to the Top 3:
Breakout Blackjack (Blackjack where you can alternatively bet on the dealer, not in video).
Hi-Lo Mojo (card-sharks variant with cash-out option)
Supreme 13 (bets like UTH, but trying to make a 2 card 13)
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Any idea what the house edge is on the no bust blackjack game.
It was h17 blackjack pays 3to2 push on dealer 22 but if on your first hit card you exceed 21 you don’t bust you stay with your initial two card total

It is less than 1%.
If your first hit is on 16 or less and you bust, you burn the bust card and stay with previous total (excludes doubles).
Blackjack paid differently though, it pays 2 to 1 suited, otherwise even money, but it always wins (no even money offered/needed).

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It is less than 1%.
If your first hit is on 16 or less and you bust, you burn the bust card and stay with previous total (excludes doubles).
Blackjack paid differently though, it pays 2 to 1 suited, otherwise even money, but it always wins (no even money offered/needed).
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ok thanks. So suited paying 2 to 1 is slightly better than 6 to 5 I think. Not sure how much the no bust rule adds

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It is less than 1%.
If your first hit is on 16 or less and you bust, you burn the bust card and stay with previous total (excludes doubles).
Blackjack paid differently though, it pays 2 to 1 suited, otherwise even money, but it always wins (no even money offered/needed).
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ok thanks. So suited paying 2 to 1 is slightly better than 6 to 5 I think. Not sure how much the no bust rule adds
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Ya it adds somewhere around 7%. You get to use the feature a lot though (12-16 over 1/3 hands), whether you actually but or not it still gives you a chance to improve your hand in situations you might not otherwise hit.