8 Decks.
75% (6/8) penetration.
DAS
S17
Split unlimited times.
Early Surrender (you can surrender before you get your 3rd card)
BJ pays 3:2
Min. $10 Max $1000
Many tables, wonging easy.
Worth playing with hi/lo count?
Thanks,
Always got confused with Surrender LS ES etc... besides that this is the only game local to me, AC is 6 hours, vegas 7 by plane but there is turning-stone in NY... they have same rules.
They have some 8 deckers with 1 deck cut off too. It's dealer dependent. You should save your money and go to Vegas or Reno and play some dd or sd. If you have like 25k you can play the 6 deck $50 minimum with one deck cut off for a few hours.
Thank you Mr. Lee
My bankroll is 10,000.
I am not even 21 so Foxwoods and some Indian casinos are my only choice, so I am trying to just build my BR and my skills until then.
Do you recommend I play foxwoods, it is true some dealers cut 1 deck others cut 2... how can i find out? There is a slot on the side of the shoe for the cut card to go so I guess they follow that so all cuts are made at the same penetration but I've seen different cuts from different dealers over the past few weeks that I have started going.
Thanks!
No Surrender at TS
With different bet spreads
1-20: $29.68/hour
1-16: $22.8/hour
1-12: $15.15/hour
1-8: $8.83/hour
1-6: $5.52/hour
1-4: $3.74/hour
1-1: $-2.87/hour
Go to the Earth casino at Mohegan and try to find a game with less than 1.5 decks cut off(6 deck shoe) or better yet let me do it for you.
if you want penetration info. Hang out like a backcounter and get a feel for the limits, pace, penetration, and other stuff...
if your a young guy, you might try the dance club...you might find une femme du soir par vous. bon chance.
Did you read his game rules and figure the HA? Early surrender
is such an advantage to the player that he would have an advantage
at +1. Your numbers look more like late surrender. I'm sure that
there must be at least 3-4 people on this forum that have a grasp
of the surrender option.
The game that is detailed by the original poster is, in fact, late surrender, not early surrender. That was pointed out to him elsewhere in the thread. Notice that he describes "early surrender" as being able to surrender before you take a third card. Of course, real "early surrender" is the ability to surrender before the dealer checks for naturals, and does carry a higher player advantage (or lower house advantage).
By the way, I didn't just deduce this from reading the post and the subsequent responses. I know the rules of the game in question from personal experience.
With LS, Player Advantage is about -0.36%. With ES, it is 0.19%. I doubt the house will give you such a good game.
You can hold the keys to my bimmer.
