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Originally Posted by
Villiam
I have to agree here. Maybe I should see more history of posts of people before I go defending them...
If you like BJ as a hobby, but maaaaaaaaaybe also want to make some money, do this for a week Zee: DOUBLE ALL YOUR 11s v 10. Hell do it vs A, too. Keep a stat book in yer pocket and in yer head. Update it during breaks. You can practice counting! All I want you to do is note your number of losses and wins. Hell just flat bet the whole time if it's just a hobby and you have no interest in being profitable.
Then come back and tell us how many more units you made by doubling than you would have just hitting when you're all done.
I wouldn't even bother, Villiam... In attempt to not derail this tread too much, I'll make this my last comment on the matter. Zee has been offered guidance by many experienced APs for years and still has not shown any effort to improve his game, which is completely fine! His lack of effort has absolutely no affect on me or anyone else. My irritation stems from his ridiculous comments/advice towards newer or inexperienced posters. Newer members might look at these posts and think that Zee's logic is sound common knowledge, which isn't the case majority of the time.
As for the OP: I agree with your comments. One unseen card shouldn't make much of a difference. Especially since that card will eventually be seen by the end of the round. If you persist to see the card and argue with the dealer, it's only going to look suspicious. Having the card dealt face down is pretty common. I see it a lot in the Midwest as well as other parts of the country too.
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