If you can do 1/4 deck fine, but it isn't really necessary. If they deal deeply, 1/4 deck becomes more important near the end.
Multiplying is a shortcut for division. For most, it can be easier. would you rather divide, say, 11 by 2.5 or just multiply by .4, to get 4.4?
Don
I wrote: "Would you rather divide, say, 11 by 2.5 or just multiply by .4, to get 4.4?"
Do you understand that dividing by 2.5 and multiplying by .4 are the same thing?
Don
Yes, fine. I'm sorry to have confused you by using a shoe example for this double-deck thread. My fault.
Don
| 0.5000 | .5 | 2 decks left |
| 0.5714 | .6 | 1.75 decks left |
| 0.6667 | .7 | 1.50 decks left |
| 0.8000 | .8 | 1.25 decks left |
| 1.0000 | 1 | 1 decks left |
| 1.3333 | 1.3 | .75 decks left |
| 2.0000 | 2 | .50 decks left |
| 3.0003 | 3 | .33 decks left |
In 2012 South Dakota voters approved table limits of up to $1,000. That is now the law. However, to offer those limits state licensed casinos must install modern surveillance equipment and protocols. Most, but not all, Deadwood casinos have declined to undertake the required expense. Other than displaying a gambler's interest in higher action, it would be fruitless to request table limits greater than $100 of a casino unable to legally offer such action.
