BUY someone's Surrander !!!

in negative count, i just wong-in. and there is a guy bet 1,000 . he had 13 VS.9. He surrander, I thought about to give him 500, and got his hand. so if i lose, i will lose 500, if i push, i win 500. and if i win, i will win 1500. IS it a good deal? but i didnt'' do it, becuase it was 1000, too much. and I dont want to do something TOO special like this to attract peoples eyeballs.

BUT I always think BUY player's 13,14 VS. 9,10 Surrander is a good deal. EVEN in some COUNT as long as it is not TOO HIGH< AM I RIGHT? SHALL I do it in the future?

Also, in Negative COUNT, Player want to take EVEN MONEY< i wanted to BUY their BLACKJACK.

in negative count, i just wong-in. and there is a guy bet 1,000 . he had 13 VS.9. He surrander, I thought about to give him 500, and got his hand. so if i lose, i will lose 500, if i push, i win 500. and if i win, i will win 1500. IS it a good deal? but i didnt'' do it, becuase it was 1000, too much. and I dont want to do something TOO special like this to attract peoples eyeballs.

According to Cacarulo's charts on www.bjmath.com, the expected value of 9,4 v 10 is -42.1%. This means that the $1000 bet is worth $1000 - $421 = $579. The fact that it was a negative count makes it worth all the much more.

Trust is everything. You buy someone's blackjack and when the dealer pays off at 3-2, the player acts like he never heard you and collects the bet. Same for doubling down and surrender. If the bet wins, he keeps it. If it loses, you pay off.
This tactic is commonly referred to as scavenger play but I prefer Scorpion because you can easily get stung by an unscrupulous player. It's happened to me more than a few times. What once began as +EV has now returned a big fat minus! And who are you really gonna call?

after he/she picked up my money, how can he/she .....

Played a game years ago where you could take insurance for 100%. They let you take insurance on other players hands too if the player didn't want it himself. We didn't realize it was just a $100 max game when we went out there. It was fun.

The player has no legal obligation to pay you any monies the dealer places inside his betting circle. If you think so, you are setting yourself up for a major disappointment. I am speaking from experience, believe it or not. Notice I used the word "unscrupulous"? Even if the player were honest, the casino wouldn't tolerate it. So you are snookered no matter what!