As a dealer, I don't think splitting tens matters at all. Varying bet size and actually playing perfect strategy is the biggest red flag, especially with purple or black chips. The _VAST_ majority of players don't know perfect strategy and they bet under $100 a hand. So, if you're playing well and go from betting a green chip to blacks or purples then they already know.
Do you think splitting 10s when you're already doing mostly perfect basic strategy and varying bet size would make the casino more or less sure that you're a card counter?
@@Andrew_Young if you value your longevity at that casino, use a smaller bet spread and don’t split 10s or at least don’t resplit 10s. If you want to generate maximum EV, split tens every time you have the count for it. There will always be another casino.
@@kfullmer89 Thanks man! The problem is I hear that's one of the most valuable deviations, so I don't know if longevity is worth it. It's literally the second most valuable deviation. Fortunately, my local casinos have surrender, so I'd just surrender a 16 against a dealer 10 anyways. The deviation only applies if they don't allow you to surrender.
Gambling companies don't care about you - there's some solid information on the internet about this and a way to go around it, but I still prefer to read the book forbidden gambling methods
@@blackjackadvisors thoughts on replacing splitting 10s with doubling a soft 20 to preserve a local and make up for a little lost EV? Figure if i replace splitting 10s with doubling soft 20 it will make up a little EV that is lost by not splitting 10s
I would assume that was the table min to start, what's also blowing my mind is that they have $300 checks, so possibly a smaller joint or card room that has a $300 max for all the tables , I've seen a 3 deck blackjack game dealt from a shoe that was always a $100 minimum but the max was 5,000 I believe
Thoughts on doubling soft 20 instead of splitting 10s? I am trying to preserve my local and want to make up some of the EV lost from not splitting 10s. Doubling soft 20 happens at the same true counts but will occur less often so i know i am still taking a hit to EV
@@calebbroege1333 that’s tricky, it’s probably just as alarming to a casino to double a soft 20. I wouldn’t do it in a local spot, but go for it when you’re on a trip!
@@blackjackadvisors gotcha i have only played a few sessions so i haven’t even had the opportunity to double a soft 20 yet. The place seems very tolerant so idk if i will try it. Im definitely not gonna split 10s though
I split 10-10 8 times at 15 dollars my bankroll is smaller but the count was super high the dealer thought I was crazy lol even all the players lol and one guy left and said he doesn’t want to sit at a table with me I said in my head whatever let me have that positive count
Another thing about TC +13 is that against a dealer 7 you should double a soft 18 and 19 as well! Here is the huge reason for that: For a soft 18 in particular the correct decision using Basic Strategy is STAND but at a true 13 its a double because you are most likely going to get hard 18, and when the dealer will most likely reveal almost 75 percent of the time a ten or 25 percent of the time an Ace, you are most likely to win or push the hand. At a soft 19 its the same thing except you beat the dealer's backdoor soft 18! In other words putting more money on the table with these soft hands of 18 or higher is basically taking the advantage that although the dealer does NOT have a bust card, the dealer will most likely make ONLY 17 or a few percentage of the time a soft 18! So you as the player want to capitalize that since there are so many tens in the deck with that true 13, if you get a ten on the double you instantly win!
@@mdslush23 I KNOW but that is super funny that sometimes it could happen!!! That is why some counters who does have a super good memory memorized these extreme cases they will apply. And PS: There were very, very few times where the count can reach a TC of 20 or higher. TC of 20 or higher splits tens now vs a dealer's 8 or lower. And the soft 19 and 20 doubles against the dealer's 8 at that same count! And according to reddit, ONLY one or two cases, that situation where the TC was at a 21 or 22 (the highest peak ever for those counter was a 23-24) and they gotten that pair of tens vs a dealer 8! And it was quite the rarity almost like a royal flush when they decided to split ten vs the dealer 8! In one of the two cases the count was there for a resplit of the tens but not for a second resplit! In both cases, the reason why the player stopped splitting those tens is because the TC dropped to a 19 which is 1 short of the required count to split which is 20! The result was a win on both of the two card counters! As expected every single hand of the splits was a 20 and the dealer showed his ten and the players won!
Some card counters got lucky because they got a super high count like a true 17 the highest ever count for them! But almost never in their blackjack hand they get to split tens! They did previously doubled soft 19 and 20 against bust card! But the last hand definitely caused the backoff almost instantly. It was one of the last hands of the shoe and they got dealt a soft 20 and a hard 20 vs a dealer's 7! It was a 4 deck shoe, with stand 17 rules. There was about almost half a deck remaining in the deck. At a count of true 13 super rare, it is mathematically beneficial to split tens vs dealer's 7. Person splitted tens and gotten an Ace for a soft 21 and another ten which promptly gotten resplitted. Count now dropped to +13 since once again every ten that comes out drops the TC by 2 since there is half a deck remaining. Then since the player didn't wanted the hand to be killed by the pit boss since they know they are going to get the backoff, they pretended this is my donkey bet meaning a dumb bet! And then promptly gotten a 19 and yet ANOTHER soft 21!!! Now the TC fell with that ace to TC 11 and told the dealer, that was enough of a dumb bet of the week, and stood on the soft 20. Dealer flips open the ten for a 17 and EVERY HAND WON!!! And WHY PEOPLE SHOULD NEVER GET GREEDY WHEN THE COUNT DROPS BELOW THAT EXTREME LEVEL IS IRONICALLY final hand was the first card coming out of the deck was a 6 meaning he would've lost that double down on that soft 20!!! And with still a very high TC, he gotten a 16 vs a 10 on the final hand and was promptly surrender before he got backed off!!!
I loved the examples and IRL footage, but I wish you showed the BJA chart just for those hands because it's a lot easier for me to remember that way. Or even saying them all at the same time might be helpful too. Like say "you split 10s against a dealer 4,5 and 6 when you have a true 6,5 and 4".
At 5:53 it seems your friend missed out a little EV by not doubling 8 vs 5. Yes, the count deteriorated after all those pictures appeared when she split the 10s, but the TC had to be at least +5 before she made those splits, so the count must have been high enough to ensure that optimal play would be to double that 8 vs 5.
Depending on how high you wanna go - yes/no. If you’re looking for doing it as a fun activity/side hustle than you can learn it over the years as a side hustle. If you’re looking to go all in, well than, yes.
I would have doubled the 21 (A10) with a high true count, I have doubled 21 at a couple of tribal casinos, they said I am not allowed to double 21 but I told them I am doubling 11 and the rules state doubling is allowed after splitting. This really brings casino heat to another level. Thanks for all your videos, be Safe
Why do they say you can split up to four times when it’s really only three? If you split four times you should have 5 hands on the table but max is 4 hands.
I have another controversial hand, 10,6vs 10 or 9,7 vs 10 during a running trur 0. What do you guys teach? I was told on these hands you should hit bc you haven't taken any low cards that will help you get 20 or 21, just curious how you play it
@@billwhoberry5442 we would surrender 15,16 vs. Dealers 10 if allowed. If not we would hit 16 in a negative count and stand in a positive count. We would hit 15 unless it was a true 4+ then we would stand.
My understanding of it was you stand a 16 vs a 10 at any positive running count, therefore a running count of 0 would constitute a hit, ofcourse only if surrender is not offered
ive never gambled in real life but i live in vegas, and ive been using this mobile app to play blackjack ran it up to a billion already, i split 10s all the time and lower my bet when i think im going to lose, will i get banned or mistaked for a card counter if i go to the casinos??? im 22
Interesting question for you, have you ever came across casinos that let you double a split 10 and ace? Which is technically a "soft 21" (11/21).. I've heard of card counters attempting this but not sure if it's included in any deviation chart somewhere.
You can double a soft 21 and there’s a time that you can do a double at a certain deviation that I don’t know but there’s one deviation that I would ever use.
Splitting and deviations only apply to the hi-low counting system. By using other counting systems . Again, The deviations that are explained in most links and this video. Only apply to hi -low . ? True or false. ? I use other counting systems. Wondering?curious if the true count deviations are as accurate to any system or just hi-low?
KO is similiar to Hi Lo and you can split 10s using KO. I start my count at 0, and I consider every 8 counts as approx 1 true count in Hi Lo (I typically play 8 deck shoes, sucks but it is what it is). Example: using KO the RC is +16. That's approximately equivalent to +2 TC in Hi Lo in an 8 deck shoe.
@ I done the ko count. But to balance the count instead of starting with a neg 20 like they recommend. I count my A’s as a negative-2. Then 2-7 is +1 and 10-king -1 A’s are a -2 so it’s balanced. When I hit a true +3 you’ll see aces come out more. Through points on the aces and 10’s. 2/3 are 10’s and 1/3 are aces. Cause of the unbalanced on original ko. Due to the 7’s . The count climbs when run it out balance. So a true 3 does come pretty good. But you see 2 aces in one round. It drops 4 points fast. But with other than high low. Deviations aren’t always standard to all counts. Great though with hi-low. Since it’s card for card. “Hi cards vs low cards” So not sure about deviations on hi opt 1 Or hi-opt 2 . Or zen count ect. I play around with different counting systems. Even my own . Like the example I explained with the ko count.
You go girl one suggestion put on diskise like change your look you are a living doll I'd love to travel with you on a road trip I wish good fortune too you win a million pulling for you cutie pie R.S.
These casinos must be in downtown Vegas. All the strip casinos pay 6:5 and doubt they let you split 4 times and payout blackjacks on the splits. It kind of sucks the card counters have to hit the smaller casinos that aren't trying to over fuck over the players (as much as) the mega strip casinos, but it is what it is.
Look at the chips on on the layout and in the rack at 6:11. This is Harrah's which is on the strip. Strip still has 3:2 with decent rule sets in some places but its mostly in high limit areas.
@ TY…makes sense. If your “Spidey Senses” are telling you that a back off is coming and the count is high go for it and maximize! The expression “Under the gun” comes to mind which refers to if the defenders guns of a fortress cannot aim any lower at you since the musket ball will roll out, one rushes the gates! Tyvm.
I had a high count once playing two hands at 1000 a hand fist hand split 8 4x against dealer 6 doubled own on three hands ,second hand had two tens wasn't going to split ,then said fuck it too much loot to be had ,ended up getting two more tens ,,lon g story short dealer bust win them all got my chips and left they didn't know what hit them was only there for 1 shoes.
Some casino don't back off card counters ...they reduce deck of cards...they remove 10s and face cards..u will never win in that desk.Especially in Continous shuffling machines...No one can verify it...
I'm still here trying to figure why one would actually play a forced only 1-3 spread? Table Goodyear was on shows a min $100 bet but max $300?? That's mind boggling. I don't even see how it's profitable, her results aside. Happy for her that she was able to get it though.
These are not work all week go to local casino and play. They travel. Who cares if noticed by pit boss they are not relying on that casino because they travel
So playing perfectly and being at an advantage doesnt concern the casino until you start betting over 100+ the objective of the game is to make money and beat the casino but you could have the same results over a longer period of time without being backed off or getting kicked out if you kept your bets lower ?. Sure youd have to work longer but atleast you could still play at the casinos the next day lmao. They lose money in the long run anyways. And you get to keep your money flow (casino) jnstead of risking not being allowed into the casino. Being banned is worst then making a few hundred over a long period if your banned you make 0 money lmfao and have to travel which costs money so you end up breaking even or losing money over a period of time
it is great you won over 11K that session but video would be better if you realized you split 10'a 3 times on that hand not 4. Hard to believe you can keep a running count with this logic.
@@shooter.mcgavin I have an Instagram video explaining how it becomes advantage blackjack for the player. So you’re right in a high count dealer is more likely to make a good hand also. However, there are multiple ways that we achieve a mathematical advantage. For instance the 3:2 blackjack payout, if dealer get blackjack they only take our bet but when we get it, we are paid 3:2. Also, we have the opportunity to split and double, putting more money on the table when we have advantage hands.
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As a dealer, I don't think splitting tens matters at all. Varying bet size and actually playing perfect strategy is the biggest red flag, especially with purple or black chips. The _VAST_ majority of players don't know perfect strategy and they bet under $100 a hand. So, if you're playing well and go from betting a green chip to blacks or purples then they already know.
It makes a big difference in EV.
Do you think splitting 10s when you're already doing mostly perfect basic strategy and varying bet size would make the casino more or less sure that you're a card counter?
@@Andrew_Young if you value your longevity at that casino, use a smaller bet spread and don’t split 10s or at least don’t resplit 10s. If you want to generate maximum EV, split tens every time you have the count for it. There will always be another casino.
Besides that, the main play they look for is 16vs10. If you hit with a small bet out and stand with a big bet out, that’s a common tell.
@@kfullmer89 Thanks man! The problem is I hear that's one of the most valuable deviations, so I don't know if longevity is worth it. It's literally the second most valuable deviation. Fortunately, my local casinos have surrender, so I'd just surrender a 16 against a dealer 10 anyways. The deviation only applies if they don't allow you to surrender.
Gambling companies don't care about you - there's some solid information on the internet about this and a way to go around it, but I still prefer to read the book forbidden gambling methods
"he's come along way..." 🤣 this is soooo cool!
For fun I once double downed on 21 and told the dealer it was an 11. I Won :)
Do you guys provide any bank roll management classes and help with individual players bet spread depending on their bank roll in your membership?
SPLIT DEM TENS, BABY!
at a high enough count to split 10s like that, shouldn't you also double the soft 21 at 4:13? so long as you can double after splitting?
Would be interesting to understand how your psychology and mindset's are when you're at the tables, since you must stay sharp at all time.
Bravo !! Nice Job….
I had to do a double take when i saw the min was 100 and max was 300 on that table. What a terrible game
@@calebbroege1333 right.. Goodyear was very overpaid on this session.
@@blackjackadvisors thoughts on replacing splitting 10s with doubling a soft 20 to preserve a local and make up for a little lost EV? Figure if i replace splitting 10s with doubling soft 20 it will make up a little EV that is lost by not splitting 10s
@@blackjackadvisors was $100-300 the original table range? Or did they up the minimum and grandfather her in at $15, $25, etc minimum?
I would assume that was the table min to start, what's also blowing my mind is that they have $300 checks, so possibly a smaller joint or card room that has a $300 max for all the tables , I've seen a 3 deck blackjack game dealt from a shoe that was always a $100 minimum but the max was 5,000 I believe
Great video, thanks for explaining … I’d say the stand on the 3rd hand at 3:28 is a dead giveaway you are an Advantage player
Best channel out there !! LOVE the content - Hope to meet up with you someday.
I split 10's 3 times in one hand. Everyone thought I was crazy....ended up winning all 3 hands 😊
Thoughts on doubling soft 20 instead of splitting 10s? I am trying to preserve my local and want to make up some of the EV lost from not splitting 10s. Doubling soft 20 happens at the same true counts but will occur less often so i know i am still taking a hit to EV
@@calebbroege1333 that’s tricky, it’s probably just as alarming to a casino to double a soft 20. I wouldn’t do it in a local spot, but go for it when you’re on a trip!
@@blackjackadvisors gotcha i have only played a few sessions so i haven’t even had the opportunity to double a soft 20 yet. The place seems very tolerant so idk if i will try it. Im definitely not gonna split 10s though
I recognize that table, thats Canterbury Casino in Minnesota! 😂 6:03
That old man who watched sounds awesome 😂😂
True 6 is probably hard to come by.
How are you so calm ??
I split 10-10 8 times at 15 dollars my bankroll is smaller but the count was super high the dealer thought I was crazy lol even all the players lol and one guy left and said he doesn’t want to sit at a table with me I said in my head whatever let me have that positive count
Another thing about TC +13 is that against a dealer 7 you should double a soft 18 and 19 as well!
Here is the huge reason for that: For a soft 18 in particular the correct decision using Basic Strategy is STAND but at a true 13 its a double because you are most likely going to get hard 18, and when the dealer will most likely reveal almost 75 percent of the time a ten or 25 percent of the time an Ace, you are most likely to win or push the hand. At a soft 19 its the same thing except you beat the dealer's backdoor soft 18!
In other words putting more money on the table with these soft hands of 18 or higher is basically taking the advantage that although the dealer does NOT have a bust card, the dealer will most likely make ONLY 17 or a few percentage of the time a soft 18! So you as the player want to capitalize that since there are so many tens in the deck with that true 13, if you get a ten on the double you instantly win!
A true 13 is so rare to ever see as a counter that memorizing deviations for that count is more of a party trick than an EV increaser
@@mdslush23 I KNOW but that is super funny that sometimes it could happen!!!
That is why some counters who does have a super good memory memorized these extreme cases they will apply.
And PS: There were very, very few times where the count can reach a TC of 20 or higher. TC of 20 or higher splits tens now vs a dealer's 8 or lower. And the soft 19 and 20 doubles against the dealer's 8 at that same count!
And according to reddit, ONLY one or two cases, that situation where the TC was at a 21 or 22 (the highest peak ever for those counter was a 23-24) and they gotten that pair of tens vs a dealer 8! And it was quite the rarity almost like a royal flush when they decided to split ten vs the dealer 8!
In one of the two cases the count was there for a resplit of the tens but not for a second resplit! In both cases, the reason why the player stopped splitting those tens is because the TC dropped to a 19 which is 1 short of the required count to split which is 20!
The result was a win on both of the two card counters! As expected every single hand of the splits was a 20 and the dealer showed his ten and the players won!
Some card counters got lucky because they got a super high count like a true 17 the highest ever count for them!
But almost never in their blackjack hand they get to split tens! They did previously doubled soft 19 and 20 against bust card! But the last hand definitely caused the backoff almost instantly.
It was one of the last hands of the shoe and they got dealt a soft 20 and a hard 20 vs a dealer's 7! It was a 4 deck shoe, with stand 17 rules.
There was about almost half a deck remaining in the deck.
At a count of true 13 super rare, it is mathematically beneficial to split tens vs dealer's 7. Person splitted tens and gotten an Ace for a soft 21 and another ten which promptly gotten resplitted. Count now dropped to +13 since once again every ten that comes out drops the TC by 2 since there is half a deck remaining. Then since the player didn't wanted the hand to be killed by the pit boss since they know they are going to get the backoff, they pretended this is my donkey bet meaning a dumb bet! And then promptly gotten a 19 and yet ANOTHER soft 21!!!
Now the TC fell with that ace to TC 11 and told the dealer, that was enough of a dumb bet of the week, and stood on the soft 20. Dealer flips open the ten for a 17 and EVERY HAND WON!!!
And WHY PEOPLE SHOULD NEVER GET GREEDY WHEN THE COUNT DROPS BELOW THAT EXTREME LEVEL IS IRONICALLY final hand was the first card coming out of the deck was a 6 meaning he would've lost that double down on that soft 20!!! And with still a very high TC, he gotten a 16 vs a 10 on the final hand and was promptly surrender before he got backed off!!!
Was this you, a story, or are you a dealer or player and saw this? That’s a nuts hand
What is a tru 5 or 4?
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I loved the examples and IRL footage, but I wish you showed the BJA chart just for those hands because it's a lot easier for me to remember that way. Or even saying them all at the same time might be helpful too. Like say "you split 10s against a dealer 4,5 and 6 when you have a true 6,5 and 4".
For 4 5 6 your deviation is whatever adds to 10
@@bruce4139 I never thought of it that way! Great idea!
I also like thinking of it as a mirror order: tens split against a 4, 5, or 6 at true 6 ,5, or 4
At 5:53 it seems your friend missed out a little EV by not doubling 8 vs 5. Yes, the count deteriorated after all those pictures appeared when she split the 10s, but the TC had to be at least +5 before she made those splits, so the count must have been high enough to ensure that optimal play would be to double that 8 vs 5.
nope. the last box had 66 vs dealers 5 and it is a normal split, even without a positive TC. then 11 doubles and 8 does not.
How much EV can you gain by splitting 10's?
Good question. At least some.
in your example, you split three times to make four hands
I really want to be a student! Is learning to be an AP like another full-time job?
Depending on how high you wanna go - yes/no.
If you’re looking for doing it as a fun activity/side hustle than you can learn it over the years as a side hustle. If you’re looking to go all in, well than, yes.
I would have doubled the 21 (A10) with a high true count, I have doubled 21 at a couple of tribal casinos, they said I am not allowed to double 21 but I told them I am doubling 11 and the rules state doubling is allowed after splitting. This really brings casino heat to another level. Thanks for all your videos, be Safe
I've never seen a table that allowed you to double soft 21. Can you even double a blackjack?
Why do they say you can split up to four times when it’s really only three? If you split four times you should have 5 hands on the table but max is 4 hands.
They usually phase is like you can split twice for a total of three hands or you can split 3 times for a total of 4 hands.
if your going to go as far as split 10's why would you then not double the A its not 3to2 when you split
I love your attitude! Go for it 😂😂😂😂🎉
I got backed off after resplitting 10s on a 4 and they weren’t nice about it lmao
Hahaha you’re such sicko! “Whelp I’m getting backed off anyways so F it”
Good on you for sticking it to them hard on your last hand. Love it.
I have another controversial hand, 10,6vs 10 or 9,7 vs 10 during a running trur 0. What do you guys teach? I was told on these hands you should hit bc you haven't taken any low cards that will help you get 20 or 21, just curious how you play it
@@billwhoberry5442 we would surrender 15,16 vs. Dealers 10 if allowed.
If not we would hit 16 in a negative count and stand in a positive count. We would hit 15 unless it was a true 4+ then we would stand.
My understanding of it was you stand a 16 vs a 10 at any positive running count, therefore a running count of 0 would constitute a hit, ofcourse only if surrender is not offered
Goodyear. I hope she will be lucky for a whole year 😂
ive never gambled in real life but i live in vegas, and ive been using this mobile app to play blackjack ran it up to a billion already, i split 10s all the time and lower my bet when i think im going to lose, will i get banned or mistaked for a card counter if i go to the casinos???
im 22
I just want to ask one question? Do you fine human beings only help a certain entity of people or do you help/assist all with no bias or prejudice?
i don't count but i will buy in for $2500. sometimes i will spilt 10's if the shoe is killing me and if im the only one at the table!
Should of doubled your 11
tbf, only $300 of ev.
Is double deck? 6 deck? Or universal?
@@moglie431 universal, doesn’t matter the number of decks
What is the web to learn ?
Interesting question for you, have you ever came across casinos that let you double a split 10 and ace? Which is technically a "soft 21" (11/21).. I've heard of card counters attempting this but not sure if it's included in any deviation chart somewhere.
All casinos should let you double a soft 21. It’s an expanded deviation that some counters use.
You can double a soft 21 and there’s a time that you can do a double at a certain deviation that I don’t know but there’s one deviation that I would ever use.
AP life is stressful life
For the second example, would the dealer not have lost regardless of splitting the 10's? Honest question still learning!
All a AP can do is play perfectly and in a way, whether the hand you're on wins or losses doesn't actually matter, it's about the long run.
$11k in less than hour andrea was on 💰💰💰💰
Splitting and deviations only apply to the hi-low counting system. By using other counting systems . Again, The deviations that are explained in most links and this video. Only apply to hi -low . ? True or false. ? I use other counting systems. Wondering?curious if the true count deviations are as accurate to any system or just hi-low?
KO is similiar to Hi Lo and you can split 10s using KO. I start my count at 0, and I consider every 8 counts as approx 1 true count in Hi Lo (I typically play 8 deck shoes, sucks but it is what it is). Example: using KO the RC is +16. That's approximately equivalent to +2 TC in Hi Lo in an 8 deck shoe.
@ thank you 👍
@ I done the ko count. But to balance the count instead of starting with a neg 20 like they recommend. I count my A’s as a negative-2. Then 2-7 is +1 and 10-king -1 A’s are a -2 so it’s balanced. When I hit a true +3 you’ll see aces come out more. Through points on the aces and 10’s. 2/3 are 10’s and 1/3 are aces. Cause of the unbalanced on original ko. Due to the 7’s . The count climbs when run it out balance. So a true 3 does come pretty good. But you see 2 aces in one round. It drops 4 points fast. But with other than high low. Deviations aren’t always standard to all counts. Great though with hi-low. Since it’s card for card. “Hi cards vs low cards”
So not sure about deviations on hi opt 1
Or hi-opt 2 . Or zen count ect. I play around with different counting systems. Even my own . Like the example I explained with the ko count.
@kellyfenno1612 interesting thought on assigning -2 to Aces.
In the first rack, you missed the double down on the 13. Gamble out of odds - be a man
How are all those 10's clumped up together like that?
You go girl one suggestion put on diskise like change your look you are a living doll I'd love to travel with you on a road trip I wish good fortune too you win a million pulling for you cutie pie R.S.
These casinos must be in downtown Vegas. All the strip casinos pay 6:5 and doubt they let you split 4 times and payout blackjacks on the splits. It kind of sucks the card counters have to hit the smaller casinos that aren't trying to over fuck over the players (as much as) the mega strip casinos, but it is what it is.
Look at the chips on on the layout and in the rack at 6:11. This is Harrah's which is on the strip. Strip still has 3:2 with decent rule sets in some places but its mostly in high limit areas.
Casinos are sleazy for moving to 6:5 games. It’s pure greed!
No they dont lmao I guess main casino floor lower limits but almost all of them have 3:2
5:37 clip with $300 bets is in MN
I only split 10s against a 6 on a high TC
This may depend on your game rules and betspread, but 10 vs 4 I split at TC 7+
Do you tip the dealers?
Since splitting tens is a tell tale sign of a counter, how do you weigh out the probability you will be banned and not worth it in the long run?
0:19
@ TY…makes sense. If your “Spidey Senses” are telling you that a back off is coming and the count is high go for it and maximize! The expression “Under the gun” comes to mind which refers to if the defenders guns of a fortress cannot aim any lower at you since the musket ball will roll out, one rushes the gates! Tyvm.
I had a high count once playing two hands at 1000 a hand fist hand split 8 4x against dealer 6 doubled own on three hands ,second hand had two tens wasn't going to split ,then said fuck it too much loot to be had ,ended up getting two more tens ,,lon g story short dealer bust win them all got my chips and left they didn't know what hit them was only there for 1 shoes.
@@stevemacgruther4051 nice…..go big or go home.
Some casino don't back off card counters ...they reduce deck of cards...they remove 10s and face cards..u will never win in that desk.Especially in Continous shuffling machines...No one can verify it...
You only split 10s if you are counting and the TC is very high and the dealer up is a 5 or 6. I won't split against a dealer 10 regardless of count.
Double down on 21 too
We done team fcking love you getting that much off the casinos 😍😍😍
I'm still here trying to figure why one would actually play a forced only 1-3 spread? Table Goodyear was on shows a min $100 bet but max $300?? That's mind boggling. I don't even see how it's profitable, her results aside. Happy for her that she was able to get it though.
When betting up to three hands, isn't like going from $100-900?
here how i think about it 10-(dealers up card 2-6)=true count when you can split
Any card counters in Africa i need to connect with you
People go by the book When that shit doesn't matter at the casino
I slit 10's when playing alone or when something needs to change. There are other factors, buuuuuuttttttttttttttttt.....................
Running count was +12 when you left the last shoe should of kept playing
Can you get a GTA account and play blackjack to see if it’s possible to play how you do counting
They don’t call it the “illustrious” 18 because it’s real lmao
This s good way to get noticed by the pit boss and cameras you wont last long
They clearly didn’t need to.
As a person who's been in a count to do this. Count is so high u dont care lol it's like a smash and grab lol
These are not work all week go to local casino and play. They travel. Who cares if noticed by pit boss they are not relying on that casino because they travel
I dont care about the cards. I'm trying to figure your ethnicity. And memorized by you true beauty.
girl is fine affff
It's usually some weirdo in online BJ.
So playing perfectly and being at an advantage doesnt concern the casino until you start betting over 100+ the objective of the game is to make money and beat the casino but you could have the same results over a longer period of time without being backed off or getting kicked out if you kept your bets lower ?. Sure youd have to work longer but atleast you could still play at the casinos the next day lmao. They lose money in the long run anyways. And you get to keep your money flow (casino) jnstead of risking not being allowed into the casino. Being banned is worst then making a few hundred over a long period if your banned you make 0 money lmfao and have to travel which costs money so you end up breaking even or losing money over a period of time
How do I join your team. I don’t mean like monthly subs.
I mean actually join and play with you guys and bring these casinos down!!
Try this in southern California casino and you'll discover the cards are rigged and you will be decimated
it is great you won over 11K that session but video would be better if you realized you split 10'a 3 times on that hand not 4. Hard to believe you can keep a running count with this logic.
Easy there keyboard warrior.
Show footage of the backoff. I want to see the yelling. 😅
You crazy
Please explain this more…
Card counting is a myth. The dealer has the exact same chance of a 20 as you do. Sorry bud 😊
@@shooter.mcgavin I have an Instagram video explaining how it becomes advantage blackjack for the player. So you’re right in a high count dealer is more likely to make a good hand also. However, there are multiple ways that we achieve a mathematical advantage. For instance the 3:2 blackjack payout, if dealer get blackjack they only take our bet but when we get it, we are paid 3:2. Also, we have the opportunity to split and double, putting more money on the table when we have advantage hands.
My IQ dropped by reading your comment and I also now have eye cancer.
@@blackjackadvisors this commenter is a troll, he pastes the exact same comment on Quattro's videos. 😂
The only thing controversial is how gorgeous your smile is.
You are so pretty.
Not wise, fly under the radar
Buy an actual microphone if you have that much profit. Why are you sticking to a five-dollar logitech? It's embarrassing.
Don't be a dick
Out of all the things to pissed off about in this world, you’re upset about a $5 Logitech mic? get a life dude.
I’m so sick of bs UA-camrs who promote fake lies like you. Card counting works in theory but not reality
lol. so naive, bless!
@@slotssnstuff ok buddy let me know when you graduate to the big leagues and lose 5-10k in one session table max on high TCs
@@slotssnstuff I’m naive? You support gambling. Your brain is fried
@@slotssnstuff you are the sucker my friend. It’s okay if you don’t see it.
@@slotssnstuff if you think that gambling in any form is somehow healthy I’m afraid you need help.