I use Hi-Lo. My local casino has electronic blackjack that is dealt out of a 6 deck shoe that reads the cards as they come out. So, normal shuffle, normal dealing, but electronical tracking of play. It's called Chipless blackjack.
When you are dealt your first two cards, and the dealer's up card, you then have the option of placing a side bet on whether you will win your hand. You can bet the same amount as your original bet, and it will pay based on odds that differ based on what your first two cards and the dealer's up card are. So, for instance, if you have bet $10, you can bet another $10 at this time, and if you have two 10s versus a dealer's 6, it will pay like $0.46. But, if you've got a 16, versus a dealer's 10, it will pay like $30 (not sure of the numbers right now, but I know that they don't differ for given cards. ie: they are not being adjusted based on the count).
So, I'd like to know the odds of the dealer busting, for each up card, at different counts. Anyone got this info?
