Ask Me Anything -- Episode

[@PeteCantillon]

Mike you made a math error in calculation of deuces with ace kicker being dealt

[@tobyfitzpatrick3914]

I wish I had a dime every time I was eaten by a Yeti.

[@tobyfitzpatrick3914]

48:07 I disagree with Mike. I don't believe that having perfect knowledge of the cards already played gives you a much greater advantage than knowing the ratio of high to low cards. Would love to be proven wrong..!

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

What happens when you actually the jackpot and the reals malfunction. You will play it off and never know you hit it. You might then simply leave the casino. I believe that it’s up to the casino to keep their machines in good working order. I believe that the casino should be held responsible for the jackpot.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

At blackjack , I believe that it’s necessary to educate players who play 6-5 blackjack and continuously shuffled games. The players are not even aware of how bad these games are. You are doing them a favor. If they still want to play, then it’s entirely up to them.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

Having perfect knowledge of cards played does give the player a substantial advantage over a plus minus player. Especially as the shoe runs out. The computer will tell you exactly how to play the hands mathematically perfectly every time. The computer will uncover player advantage hands that the plus minus will miss, and also house advantage hands that the plus minus will recognize as player advantage hands. Just remember that a 5 is more than twice as bad as a 2. A 9 is a player advantage card. The plus minus misses both cases. And if you don’t keep a separate count of aces, you will be playing the hands wrong unless the aces are statistically being removed evenly. If you get just 1 percent more, that’s huge.

[@yotedawg]

Mike you made a math error in calculation of deuces with ace kicker being dealt