S= Stand. Dh= Double down if allowed, if not hit. Ds= Double down if allowed, if not stand. Rh= Surrender if allowed, if not hit. Rs= Surrender if allowed, if not stand.

Yes. Hell, most casinos will give you a BS card if you ask for one. If I bring a friend along who doesn’t really know how to play but wants to check it out, I’ll ask the dealer if they have one for him/her. Need to check it to see that it actually matches the game you’re playing (single, double, multi deck, etc.).Jan 21, 2022

A typical card counter who ranges bets appropriately in a game with six decks will have an advantage of approximately 1% over the casino. Advantages of up to 2.5% are possible at normal penetrations from counting 6-deck Spanish 21, for the S17 or H17 with redoubling games.

A typical card counter who ranges bets appropriately in a game with six decks will have an advantage of approximately 1% over the casino. Advantages of up to 2.5% are possible at normal penetrations from counting 6-deck Spanish 21, for the S17 or H17 with redoubling games.

Never be fooled by a dealer’s “sage” advice. “Maybe five percent of dealers know basic strategy… MAYBE,” says “Sophie,” a former casino dealer turned card counter. “Even if dealers know it, very few believe in it.

Perhaps the most popular balanced card counting system ever used is “Hi-Lo.” The value of each card is as shown: In this setup, all high cards, 10 through A, are valuable to the player; when these cards surface, we take a step in the negative direction.24‏/06‏/2021

Perhaps the most popular balanced card counting system ever used is “Hi-Lo.” The value of each card is as shown: In this setup, all high cards, 10 through A, are valuable to the player; when these cards surface, we take a step in the negative direction.24‏/06‏/2021