PERFECT Blackjack Basic Strategy - Blackjack Tutorial

[@donnaparsons500]

This is so incredibly helpful to watch. I’m an older lady and I only spend time at the blackjack table on cruise ships, paying attention, learning as I go, having fun with the hilarious players who are always generous with advice, and so entertaining. At this point I’m just going to watch you guys in a loop until my next cruise - I will be able to follow much more quickly and make way fewer mistakes❤ thanks😊

[@nauticatom]

Just wanted to say thank you - I watched this video as a refresher on the way to a blackjack tournament tonight - won 15k as the tourn winner

[@I_AM_BAYTOR]

How does a blackjack tournament work when it's players vs dealer?

[@juanguajardo8588]

Game fixed..cards not shuffle. ..

[@sleddy01]

@@I_AM_BAYTOR just like poker. when you are out of money, you are done. last person with money wins

[@INDYINDYBABY]

I went to Vegas for the first time a couple months ago and didn’t know much about gambling, but gradually picked up the very basics. It was like $15 bets on the strip of Vegas, was told by many Uber drivers to go to Fremont street (downtown Vegas) and I found a casino with $5 tables which I absolutely loved. I did better at the $5 tables than $10-$15 tables. Now I’m here watching videos on KZbin and will probably do a lot better @ playing the next time I go back to Vegas!

[@CEGDealerSchool]

Good luck! --Mari

[@meganoob12]

don‘t be fooled. You won‘t ever do better at these tables. The games are rigged. They are designed to favor the house at any time. You might have the sensation of winning a couple of times, but over time you are guaranteed to lose money in a casino. That is unles you count cards… if you actually manage to do that perfectly, you are guaranteed to win money at Blackjack tables over a long period of time.

[@GoldnShadow]

I learned basic strategy today, and played a 90minute blackjack game (not for money) online and this is soo entertaining to practice, hope i stumble across more

[@alantabakovic8439]

Holy crap, that's the best video and the easiest to explain the basic strategy for me at least. Bravo Guys

[@redgriffindiver7740]

There was a series of small books sold in Vegas called "Playing to Win" on the major games. This progression is exactly what the author suggested. Buy in is 40 times the table minimum. Every time you lose you go back to the base bet of two units. If you lose four in a row, walk away. If you lose or win half of your buy in, walk away. I've been playing this way for years. Got the cheat card memorized.

[@chrisreally4007]

40 times buy iun ok intresting i just like have 3500 bet 25 double double bet tell when 9n hands is 3500 lol hardly happens but does but my rull is 25 hand 250 buy n in double bet if loose play by book and win or loose no mater never no hope this math work for me lol can i say that

[@jamesjeffares]

That sounds like some solid advice. I used to try to double my buy in, most of the time did go up by half but rarely could double. In the end I would walk away fatigued from sitting at the table too long or broke because I lost my buy in. Appreciate your input!!

[@Bigtiming]

👍

[@RealLifeFinance]

Exactly, been winning more than not for 40yrs. The only other thing I do is start lowering my bet ny one unit after 5 wins in a row. Rarely do you win 6, 7 or 8 bets in a row

[@BobSTK]

"Cheat card" ? Oh - Do you mean a sound "Basic Strategy" card? Let me ask.. Exactly "which" cheat card do you have memorized. BTW- Not trying to put you down and "Your play or system of walking away at any pre-planned point is "Perfect". But then again, so is everybody's.

[@myduong2375]

Hi, here from Boston! I'm more of a slots person, but recently got into tables and refer to all of your videos! they're hilarious and informative. my normal buy in is $100-$200 at $10-$15 min tables :D

[@jackpeters7464]

Keep playing slots and losing your ass. Slots are for retards.

[@m0pedted]

Thank you for sharing this strategy with us. I tried it for the first time tonight. I bought in for $300 and I won $118 after one shoe was completed. I cashed out afterwards.

[@parthpatel7035]

Please go to 3:30. Not sure if doubling on Ace and 7 is allowed on your board, but as per basic strategy, he should have doubled on that against a 2. If he did, he would have hit blackjack winning three times the money he put (5 bucks - he would have to double twice hitting blackjack - 15 bucks bet win)...

[@Fern2389]

Caught that too. Not so perfect after all

[@persistantcontender8528]

It depends on h17 or s17

[@Pro_Se_Protoge]

Hey thank you guys for this video:), I’m starting a black jack dealing gig at a casino that does private gigs for NFL teams and stuff so I gotta get my game tight, I literally have no experience so these videos are gonna help a lot ! And don’t worry about what these people say on here , they’re just hatin on your mad skills bro! Keep it up

[@claycassar-daley3964]

Played my first game of black jack in a Brisbane casino in Australia on Friday. Wasn’t using basic strategy at the time but I came out on top. This video really helped me remember many of the decisions also takes the edge of memorising each play on the card. Still working towards perfect basic strat, but that was great video to watch and learn a bit. Thanks guys

[@meganoob12]

please don‘t be misguided. You cannot, and I repeat… you CANNOT win against the house over time playing normally or even when using basic strategy. Even when you use basic strategy perfectly you are still at a disadvantage of 0.5%, which means you are guaranteed to lose money the longer you play. You can only win at Blackjack if you count cards and you have to be pretty good at it. If you just play for the fun, cool, but don‘t be fooled to think that you have a chance of winning money

[@Faux.Player]

Not sure why everyone on this comment thread is so enthusiastic about how perfect strategy is going to lose. Obviously you are gambling, black jack is one of the lower house edge games, fun, and has great comps. Card counting is great but takes time and practice.

[@richard9827]

Check to make sure the basic strategy in Australia is the same. Blackjack rules can vary wildly depending on country as I learned this summer in the UK.

[@richard9827]

Monkey. Finally I got why Asians say it 😂

[@vickikay54]

​@@meganoob12you will never be able to count cards in Australia. I think there is only one casino left where they deal from a shoe. All the rest use the automatic shuffling machines.🙁🙁

[@markstephens743]

Love the money management system that was displayed and the basic blackjack system strategy. Also, that jazz music was wonderful and very relaxing. I'm glad you and your invisible girlfriend could stay awake for the session and it's very hard with that type of music being played at that time of evening, even though the music is extremely relaxing.

[@skyriderize]

Excellent course. Will rock up @ the many Casinos here N Australia. Expertise is my Forte!

[@ThePAshortsChannel]

I actually use the perfect basic strategy on online live casino (betway). I don’t have to memorize it, just have the table on my phone and the online casino on my computer. It have been working great for me. 100% recommended

[@ernestohufana]

Love the system.. Overall, the first shoe average running/true count was negative region (when losing very badly) and the average /true count for the second shoe reached as high as +5 or +6 or mostly positive (massive winning streaks). Basic strategy works much much better (majority of time) when your ratio of Aces, 10, j, q, k is much higher than 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.....

[@monday304]

I'm confused what does that mean bro? Where can I learn it

[@PickaYoutubeName]

@@monday304 Its card counting

[@thehannassey1748]

@@monday304it's called counting cards. Very advantageous strategy

[@michaelpaterson8355]

Thanks. It helps actually watching someone using perfect strategy rather than just jumping in at the deep end yourself and having a go. At least now we know how it works?

[@stephenstrauhs9664]

Thanks a lot! In the 1st game i think soft 18 against a 2 & 11 against an Ace should have been doubles.

[@mattwilliams3260]

Definitely the 11 vs ace. Didn't have bj so he had no better than 20. Gotta double there;)

[@devjono]

Lol i like how surprised you guys are at how well the strategy worked. Helped save you from a bad shoe and took advantage of a good shoe.

[@meganoob12]

but… you know that you will still lose money right? Basic strategy alone does not make you win. Even if you play perfectly, the game is rigged and you are at a disadvantage of 0.5%. You can only win if you start counting cards… but you also need basic strategy for this

[@deannapeoples4387]

Dock out of Timmy’s pay. Lmao!! Thanks guys this is great. I’m in dealer school in kcmo ! Loving it

[@Royaljb66]

The triple 7’s TWICE IN A ROW. I would have left and went to a real casino! 😂

[@cassianraja]

I am located out of Portland, Oregon. Started playing blackjack - Basic Strategy and Card Counting sometimes

[@meganoob12]

as a card counter, doesn‘t it grind your gear that these guys at least unwillingly make it seem like you can actually win when using basic strategy?

[@MrNasosD]

Great content! It would be great if you could outlne the betting strategy you use in the description of the video. I got a bit confused as to when you go up in stakes and when you go back to 1...

[@bimmerwman]

Thank You for posting this. I am a new player and this is very easy to follow

[@revil2011]

thank u. learned a lot from your video unlike other videos which are all talk and advertisement

[@FiTFRecords]

Hard Rock Casino in Tampa $25 minimum for blackjack. During the day at the $15 minimum. Those are the smallest minimums in the casino

[@mariekrikava2294]

I went there once and tables were 10 dollars! I won and I left!

[@PoppaShark]

The sounds of chips clacking against one another could be a great ASMR video no joke.

[@sppl]

For me, the swiping of the cards did it for me!

[@jblock6142]

Weirdo...

[@Bigtomtom79]

I really appreciate these videos. I live in Kentucky, so Vegas seems like a world away. But these videos inspire me to explore casino jobs when I graduate college. Keep up the good work Alex and I wish I could learn from the best in Vegas at CEG!

[@shree4098]

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[@escabasket153]

I’ve been in the casino industry for going on 10 years. I went to college, but couldn’t find a job in my field so I started working for a casino at age 22 and almost 10 years later, I’m still working at a casino, and I love the industry. Like every industry l, it’s got its pros and cons, but overall I enjoy it and plan on staying in the industry. I get paid to play games all day, sure you deal with some cranky players, but overall, it’s a job that has treated me well. Hopefully, if you do decide to go into the industry, work at a casino that’s KYO, that means Keep Your Own (Tokes (tip)) because it can be pretty lucrative. You’ll live a comfortable life at the least. Good Luck! -A dealer in AZ

[@michaelgross2695]

I deal at a Hard Rock in Cincinnati. It's real good money and a lot of fun.

[@Ketsu357]

I take 150 and play a little side bet (I know stupid but it's fun) I use the $100 to actually play $20 a hand and put $10 on match the dealer for the first 5 hands. Anything won off of the sides are immediately pocketed and first time I get to $200 I pocket $100 and keep going then every time I reach $200 after I pocket $50 and start the process from the top.

[@morgankane961]

This is a very instructive video. The funny thing about the last shoe (which went really well), is that the progressive system was in sync with the count. This goes to show from the juicy hands starting from 31:10. The dealer busted a lot from that point on, and it has to do a lot with the left of the pack being rich with high cards. Its instructive for cardcounters because you can use this progression as camouflage. Of course, the problem occurs at 34:35 when you go back to normal and the count is still high ;) On another note, could you perhaps enlighten us a little bit about penetration in an upcoming video? When you determine where to place the cutcard (as a dealer), what are your reasons? Do you give more cards for the players if they tip you, or is the penetration set by a notch? I guess it depends on which casino you work at, but would still appreciate your thoughts about this :)

[@pat3464]

I'm not a dealer but every shoe I've seen has 2 notches about 1/4" apart (not sure the exact distance just estimating) and the dealer puts the cut card between those notches

[@88KeysIdaho]

Nice Video- I was thinking I enjoyed the dealer working so fast, and then laughed when he said he was going slow. I'd hate to see fast! lol

[@jolteon43]

As a standard I play 200€ using 20 units of 10€ the table minimum. If I have a succesful double or I am having a nice streak, I put the occasional 20€ bet after. It's a lot of money in Portugal, about a week's wage per session, so getting about 50% of the original bankroll is a very good day for me ;)

[@afiblacksails23]

Man I love the positive progression in this system I don’t know basic strategy myself that’s why I’m watching the video obviously but it seems a lot of it is just intuitive and that’s how I’ve always played is just with my gut

[@postmanwithsnow]

lol it is definitely not about intuition hahahaha. it is just math. gambling is always about math. anything else, you are just a gambler who goes to satisfy his addiction

[@BlkJacKing]

I just found you're videos and there are kic a$$ and work for me. Table min in the Detroit casinos are 15/25 I go mid-morning with around 400/500 buck's.

[@juanitagonzalez7008]

Alex and Timmy I live in MS and love Black Jack and going to the casino in Tunica Ms I don't know how to play but do win most of the time not sure just how but after a few of your videos I'm going to use your strategy and see how my morning goes. I'll be back from tunica before 4pm and will let you guys know how I did. Thanks

[@7550375503]

Cleanest, no B.S. tutorial on YT.

[@jackpeters7464]

Uhhh yeah if u wanna not count them MISPLAYING hands like A7 v 2 🤣🤣🤣

[@walkeren]

i didn't see a strategy card link in the description. Did I just miss it or is it not there?

[@CEGDealerSchool]

We uploaded it but it must have been deleted, we will be sure to reupload it. Thanks for letting us know! --Mari

[@rosalynhilliard7627]

I play in San Diego tables start at 15 min. I won't go to tables with higher mins. I've heard of these rules and they're not perfect odds but they are good odds. You play long enough and your odds on average are good. I I follow my own rules on 14 15 and 16's.

[@iONLYbetWHENiWIN]

Niagara Falls , Ontario Fallsview or Casino Niagara Thanks for the videos @CEG Dealer School

[@radthibodeaux3081]

Hey there I love the videos they're very entertaining and informative. I usually have a buy in of $100-200 at $20 minimum tables and i am in Saint Paul, Minnesota the frozen tundra

[@blackjackmaster1432]

Basic Strategy is the best play you can make knowing only the dealers up card. Basic Strategy and flat betting don't work as a system but many people play that way cause it's cheaper to play money wise but you win 3 days out of 10 and lose 5 days out of ten and two days will be close to ever + or - a bit long term average. What people need to understand is your bets must change in order to beat the house at blackjack.

[@ojblackcat5286]

"17, step sister hand" made me spit my drink out. So offside it's hilarious.

[@theproperfool]

I love the background music … oh and the training is swell also😊

[@CompletekTraining]

QUESTION: How does the player 3rd, 4th card etc. relate to the Basic Strategy Chart? Is it the total count? If so, @ 16:53 Player 3rd card gave him 17 against the dealer up card of a 10, player hit but BS chart states “stay”...?

[@CFBasty]

*18. He had 12 against 10.

[@BabyMister]

I wonder the same thing someone help!

[@ZantierTasa]

I assume you mean 16:28?? It's A-2-4 against J. It's a soft 17, so you hit. (Assuming you don't have a pair) If there are any aces that can be an "11" without going bust, you look in the soft table, otherwise you look in the hard table. It doesn't matter how many cards you have already hit, as it doesn't change the odds, or what decision you should make. For example: These hands are the same: A-6, A-2-4, A-3-A-2 These hands are the same: 10-6, 5-5-6, 10-5-A

[@101411726]

Second hand, he also failed to double A-7 against a dealer 2. With a strategy card in his hand yet!!

[@robertrinshed2095]

It was a soft 17. Basic strategy says to stay on all hard 17 totals. He has 7 or 17 so it was a safe hit.

[@mattbronson7754]

18:45 "Girlfriend" has 8-3 and dealer shows Ace. Alex says "that's just a hit". 26:00 Alex has 8-3 and dealer shows Ace and flips face card for BJ. Alex says "that probably saved me money from a double down". Which is "perfect" BJ strategy?

[@Clark-h4w]

I'm new, buying in at $250. Thank you for your video.

[@jmessick35]

I use a betting strategy that is a 10x-6x strategy. Basically in order for me to place a bet I have to have 10x the amount in my bank roll than I am betting. I keep this bet the same until I go up to the next 100 and then I raise my bet to be whatever I have divided by 10. So if I start with 200 in my bank, the most I can bet is 20 (unless its a double down). If I win and now have 300 in my bank I raise to 30. If I am losing though, I will keep my bet the same until I have 6x the amount of my bet in my hand. So keeping math easy, if I start with 200 in my bank, I bet 20. If I go up to 300 in my bank I raise to 30. If I go down to below 160 in my bank roll, or 3 hands, I will reduce my bet to 10. The higher amount in your bank roll you have less wiggle room before you have to reduce your bet, so if you start with 100 and bet 10 you can play 4 hands before you have to reduce your bet. 200 you can play 3 hands. 300+ = 2 hands. This strategy allows you to exponentially increase your winnings while controlling your losses and allowing you to play more hands!

[@ryanjiva]

What if you use Fibonacci strategy/system Sequence goes like 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,...... Each number in sequence is sum of previous two (sort of) so example 13 =8+5 Which means loss of any hand in a streak is equal to profit of previous two hands. If you lose you start back at 1 Please do try this one

[@codeninja1832]

The house still has the edge with that.

[@tamicalawson2728]

My 2 favs....Tim and Alex....little talking.

[@bluest1524]

Hey guys. Thank you for this! I am in Western Massachusetts. Just decided to learn how to play, lifelong interest. Gonna study more.

[@jackpeters7464]

Might wanna learn on a other platform where they actually play bs strategy PERFECTLY not misplaced A7 v 2 and stand 🤣🤣🤣

[@SuperMustang331]

Great video, I didn’t see any instruction or links for the specific strategy in this video. Did I miss it?

[@BobSTK]

He was playing a "basic" strategy. We would need to know all the "Table or House" rules for the dealer and player options to know if he played every hand perfectly. But overall I'd say he was playing sound basic strategy.

[@sppl]

Hopefully you're not promoting 2-1-2 as something that works in the long run. No betting system works until you start counting cards.

[@Beanmachine91]

such as progressive betting? i have a feeling i should bet in certain patterns som i could make more on a big bankroll

[@sppl]

@@Beanmachine91 Yes, any betting pattern does not work in the long run, unless you count cards.

[@dixielandcrew7]

@@Beanmachine91 no betting strategy works because the odds will never be in your favor, unless like he said you count of course.

[@Beanmachine91]

@@dixielandcrew7 never!! ahahaahahaha

[@acidicreverie]

To say that counting cards for anyone other than a professional is a better strat is silly at best. As any card counter will tel you, counting cards does not mean you will always win. If you count cards and wait your turn to bet in todays world they will kick you out before you get to a high count. Doesn’t mean you can’t make money, but unless your bank roll is massive and can take the hits (which 99.9% of the players aren’t) this strat is actually a real beneficial way to play.

[@Hubbstats242]

Food for thought. On tables with a $25 minimum bet amount and use less amount of cards like 4, 5, maybe 6 decks in a shoe( the device that holds all of the cards that the dealer shuffles and loads the cards into). Fewer cards and odds tilt a bit towards helping the card gaming customer.

[@Hubbstats242]

Also, not all black jack tables have the same amount of cards used. Nor same devices that shuffle and hold the cards. Some are electronically machine shuffled, others shuffled by hand...

[@Hubbstats242]

The best I've personally ever done was on a $25 dollar minimum table. To me, the odds for me winning more hands increases with fewer decks of cards used.

[@Hubbstats242]

I've had winning streaks that last for several weeks, gaming at least 4 or 5 days a week. Winning ranges from $500 to $2000. However, as a winning streak may come, so can a losing streak as well. Therefore always, always game responsibly and within one's means.

[@1thelastmystic]

Liking the music in the back lol. Classy and relaxing

[@TonyMontana_00]

18:46 isn't 11 aggaist A double??

[@johnmeggers5059]

Can someone explain to me why, at 12:29, he says "perfect" to drawing a 2 to an 11 double-down? I thought the point of doubling down on 11 was hoping to draw a 10, which gives the player 21. Drawing a 2 gives the player 13, which is hardly a good hand. Yes, in this case, the dealer drew the facecard and therefore busted, so he did wind up wining the hand, so it worked out in the end, but I still wonder about the "perfect" comment.

[@rolyf100]

"Perfectly" bad hand. But you never lose if you're still in when the dealer busts.

[@AceOfVegas]

Lol yeah he was annoyed. So it was "perfect" sarcastically. But a win is a win.

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

How does anyone not realize that is obvious sarcasm? Seriously, how do you not know that?

[@AceOfVegas]

@@Jeremy_the_bot some people legitimately can't tell surprisingly enough.

[@rolyf100]

Rich Hinton - Some viewers come here to learn something about the game. They may know enough to think a 2 is a bad card, but they’re just not sure. When an expert says ‘perfect!’ they are left wondering about the strategy. Simple comment to us. Perplexing if you are starting out.

[@jeffharper3244]

Hi guys, I live in Indianapolis, we have a Ceasars casino about 20 minutes from us, and a Ceasars Southern about 2hrs from us, and I'm an avid blackjack player, whenever the cards get cut, the dealer takes the first card out of the deck, I noticed you didn't, do all casinos take one card after a cut?

[@ferafera20]

Im fairly new to black jack. At 18:40 when the dealer put his card on the little think and said' i dont have a black jack' ehat is that? And why would he be letting the player know he doesnt have it

[@ramn5054]

dealer has to reavel if they have a blackjack when they show a face card

[@ferafera20]

@@ramn5054 yes. But what is that little black clip he puts his cards in?

[@joshuab1707]

I only go maybe once every 2-3 months, but I'll go in with $300 at some $25 tables and pretty much only play the minimums. Shoutout from Ontario, California, gambling at San Manuel Casino!

[@onetruesoldiervt3686]

How did you pick up the chips in the very beginning it was a stack but it seems you did something where it didn’t look like you picked them up to stack on the others but did something strange can you explain please I’m going to dealer school any help is appreciated ty

[@Shadow-zw4hp]

According to a mathematics professor at MIT, in any given BlackJack session, the cards will favor the house a portion of the game, no systems will change that. The cards will favor the player equally, it is the portion of the cards in the middle that the contest is all about. example; 25% for the Dealer, 25% for the player, the fight is over the remaining 50%.

[@jamesjeffares]

Interesting, it makes sense to me. However I wouldn't give the dealer the same 25% as the player due to the advantage of going last. If you and the dealer bust, the dealer already has pulled your money off the table.

[@reesem6411]

Playing perfect strategy, house still has a .5% edge. If a player counts cards correctly and follows basic strategy, player has a 5% edge.

[@blackjackmaster1432]

@@reesem6411 Playing perfect strategy the house has more like 1.5% to 3% advantage over the player because the house rules in many places are crappy. where i am in the province of Alberta Canada the rules are the same for the whole province the house advantage is 1.47% This is one of the best set of house rules you will find anywhere. but even here there are bad rules aka dealer hits soft 17 and the no whole card rule common in Europe and Canada. But seldom used in the US. Also anyone who says surrender is a good option is a wrong unless you have more information aka knowing the count. It Also depends on the house rules it has been proven that 16 to a dealers face card is a bad hand we all know that but here are the odds if you stand on 16 to a face card your odds of winning are about 33% the same odds of a dealer breaking any given hand if you hit 16 to a face your odds are about 38.46 to 42% depending on the house rules. 5 cards help you hand out of 13. not as bad as most think. still less then 50% so you do lose money but you lose less. think of it this way if you get 16 to a dealer face 10 times in a day this is what happens if you stand on 16 to a face you will win 3 times out of ten if you hit 16 to a face you will win 4 times out of ten long term and last if you surrender all the time you lose half you total bet at a $5 bet you lose 25$ total. the problem with surrendering is you never win anything. When you hit 16 to a face you do win a few hands so in the end you lose less money then surrendering this has been proven by MIT surrendering a hand is only good when you know the card count is Bad. if all you know is the basic strategy surrender is a sucker move all the time too many moron's never figure this out. do you want to lose or win. your choice... Note this was edited to point out 2 facts about house rules that got left out that change how close to 50/50 the game is, Also yes it can be as close as only a 0.5 percent advantage for the house but only if the rules are very very good for the play.This is not so common.

[@blackjackmaster1432]

The cards will NEVER favor the player equally, if you think this then you better re-read the MIT bit your referring too Dr Edward Thorp from MIT who wrote the book called beat the dealer the best selling book in the history of books on blackjack, when this book came out Casinos freaked out however the book proved to be a cash cow for the casino's because most people are too f-ing lazy to read or worse yet to dumb to understand basic math. People who don't know anything should stick to what they do know, Bad advice sucks.. I point out how most people play wrong and people tell me all the time i am wrong but they can't even understand basic stuff hmm i make $20 to 50$ grand a year and the moron's make nothing. It's all about putting the time in and making the right move 100% of the time or as close to it as you can get your bets must change also, money management is half the game. if you flat bet all the time you lose it's a fact. And no it's not easy it's a grind but it better then having an ass for a boss...

[@PickaYoutubeName]

@@blackjackmaster1432 Your napkin math is incorrect, also it is absolutely only a .5% edge with perfect Basic strategy. I'm not quite sure what you were trying to do here, but I would wager you are not a long term winner in BJ, at least not with your "strategy".

[@JoaoOliveira-hk8kn]

7:38 connecticut Mohegan sun is $25 buy in or sometimes even $50

[@RODEO-sn6du]

Im in the bay area calif. And we are allowed card rooms outside of indian gaming.. so poker, baccarat and we have what they call " HOT ACTION BLACKJACK". they use the joker as a 2 or 12 and play to 22

[@10degreesnorth63]

can somebody write down the progression of this particular system or is it explained elsewhere?

[@DrCarlo]

I live in Hollywood Fl. I go to the Seminole Hard Rock. $2000 in Chips. I play Baccarat, Blackjack and Bubble Craps. I use the Fibonacci Progression to Progress my bets and reduce to original amount, (1 or 2 units), when losing a bet. BTW, I'll be in Vegas on the 28th of March 2020. See ya then. c.

[@davidludwig3975]

All betting systems are bunk too, btw. Betting deviations only work if you're counting

[@ha4b635]

So how do you win without counting??

[@PickaYoutubeName]

@@ha4b635 You get lucky. House has a .5% edge if you have perfect basic strategy, so the house always wins.

[@persistantcontender8528]

@@ha4b635 get the dealer's hole card :l

[@toms7280]

It has been awhile since my last casino visit. Do any casinos still allow the player to surrender? It helps when you have a 16 and dealer is showing a high card like a 9 or 10. Rather than busting and losing 100% of the bet, you only lose 50% of your bet.

[@rooftopvoter3015]

Vegas trip in 2015, no casinos I visited in 7 days had surrender.

[@yazallen1930]

@@rooftopvoter3015 Some Casinos allows surrender , most don't

[@boatshaughie2841]

@@yazallen1930 not in vegas

[@yaserallen]

keep your eye on the cards, if a bunch of big cards went by, then pull, but if a whole bunch of smaller cards went by, then surrender. Does that make since?

[@joeduncanson]

Usually only in high limit.

[@wongjeremyyuen2226]

Second shoe, quite amazing the count went from -9 to +13 then those GAINZ started coming in hahaha

[@ThePi314Man]

A fellow card counter I see

[@BrandonJ491]

2nd hand: A7 vs. 2 is a double not a stand. DO NOT ASSUME that the dealer has a 10 under. 2:50 As far as I know, mathematically speaking, it is the worst thing you can do at the table. It takes the casino advantage from .5% to 10.03%. Only 4/13 cards in the deck are face cards. 6:00 It does not matter what your hand is, insurance is a side bet on whether or not the dealer has a blackjack. "Assume there is a 10 under" and "never take insurance" are a contradiction. Why assume a 10 is under when the up card is a 2 thru a King, but not an Ace?

[@williamn2642]

Hey man I appreciate what you do!

[@j25mann]

Thank you. Very helpful. Where is the free strategy guide please? I don't see it. Thx

[@jaimezamora3761]

Like the sound of the chips What brand and model? I have a set of outlaws that’s sounds good (like wooden snake toy) would like some that actually sound like glass ceramic Any suggestions

[@frederickrockafellow9257]

Was curious about the pot of gold side bet in free bet black jack. Betting on the pot of gold side bet when the shoe count is a true -3 or less.

[@shj2000]

Can you use the basic card at the casino table?

[@incoming_dad8268]

I cant find the link to the strategy guide ??

[@Tripperdey]

Good video, thanks! Where's the link to the strategy card?

[@chrisdrmx10]

Thanks a lot for this video ! It does not exist the same tutorial for basic strategy in french ! But you don't count the cards ?

[@faatman42]

harrah's kc, all of those missed bonuses around $2500 or so at min bet of $5. trips suited is 270:1 on the left $5-$25 max bet and 180:1 on the right $5-$200 max bet, but only the 3 top facing cards (your two and dealer one) and does Timmy prefer the Dry dock or the Wet dock from his pay?

[@CaliGTPT99]

Great explanation and walk through

[@schlockfather]

I'm just a regular ass dude and I go in with a mild sum of $150 with a minimum bet of $25. I typically start off with a bet of $50 and if I win I go to $25 for the next. I play double deck at Charlestown, WV. Nothing crazy, but it's always fun. Last night I went from $150-250 by the time I left, so that felt good seeing how I lost everything the first few times I went in the casino until I started employing a strategy.

[@sumanthreddy7429]

first of all thanks for sharing this strategy. I have a question why are you decreasing your bet sometimes after a win and increasing it sometimes after you win?

[@michaelball9653]

do you recommend playing the side bets (21+3) they seem to get you out of trouble but usually never hit

[@gamebreak81]

Side bets increase the house edge. They benefit the house not you. There generally a sucker bet

[@dre2788]

Always avoid side bets I learned that’s just a casino tip

[@tonyguerrier2258]

Sorry, new to the channel and to BJ. Do you still offer the basic strategy chart? Couldn't find it in the description. Thanks

[@playfulcyanide]

The 888 hand also had a straight flush (89T) which pays out 340:1 in some side bets.

[@davidperez8375]

hello david here playing out here in Pennsylvania , any insight on down under blackjack. i would like to see you guys review this blackjack game . are the odds good? Better / worse ????do you have any strategies to improve winning probability ???????? Please help.... thanks ...

[@CViniciusSDias]

So this table doesn't allow surrender, right? I think it's worth mentioning when to surrender. 15 against a 10 and 16 against 9 through A.

[@stevelyons5209]

I pretty much play the same way you guys do but my cutoff is 16 I won’t hit 16. When people at my table see me stay on 16 I tell them let’s say the dealer has an 8 and you have 17 if your always assuming they got a 10 under there then you should hit. If it’s assumed the dealer is gonna bust on 16 then why not me. Maybe cause every time I’ve had 16 and hit I busted and in my mind I have 2 ways to lose the dealer or bust. I’m trying to take away one of those ways to lose by not busting myself. If the dealer beats me then he beats me I don’t like to give him the edge by beating myself by busting. Thoughts?

[@1loudan]

Steven, that’s a borderline bet. I count cards so if the count is not in my favor, I always hit 16 because there are more low cards left in the shoe. If the count is in my favor, I do not hit 16. The system that they are showing in this video really only works well when you’re counting.

[@Bdrussell4]

You have a higher chance of losing if you stand on 16 than if you hit on 16. It may not be much higher, but it's technically higher.

[@bluest1524]

When you split your hand, like at 8:55, do you have to double your bet? What if one hand wins and the other loses?

[@pat3464]

Yes when you split a hand you have to put up another bet equal to your first bet. You are essentially playing 2 hands. So if you win one and lose one you basically push because they take your bet from the losing hand and pay out on the winning hand.

[@im_jlew]

basic strategy says to double a soft 18 against a 2 not stand on it @3:39 why did you choose to stay?

[@lenaben2979]

Question:Why do u go down on the fowllowing bet when you won previous bet?tfs

[@dk_labs4646]

how do i get that strategy card your using

[@SuperResnick]

18:53 apparently the rules of the table change the probability. You always double 11s on a ‘dealer must hit soft 17s table’. You hit 11s against a dealer 10 or Ace when the ‘dealer stands on all 17s. Can anyone explain the math or the logic on that?

[@TazaHLoGiiCaL]

how do I get the card he was using??

[@AnibalSantillan-r1g]

Is this basic strategy good to apply when playing with multiple players? Don’t want to piss off other players in the table. Thanks

[@williamfunggoldenoldiesfan6758]

34:51 - That's the blazing sevens hit! If its in the same suit NOT diamonds, it pays about 50k! If the dealer showing a 7 suited, it pays more than that!

[@garymbushsr.7723]

Just found your sites. Catching up on your videos. What are your thoughts on surrender? I have played in casinos where it is offered and have employed it. Yes, only a few hands, but to player advantage.

[@OpticalAntenna]

In San Jose CA. Locally $300 buy-in and vegas $500 & up.

[@adrielortega2936]

What's up with that cheat sheet and where can I acquire one

[@joanapinedo20]

Just subscribed! I really enjoyed this video.

[@AlieNation4Paul]

try negative progression...double bet when you lose, etc. until you win. then start back at minimum bet. start with $2000.

[@matthewsorensen463]

Can't find the link for the card