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  1. 02-14-2013, 05:08 PM #1
    jimmtech
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    I found a 6/5 game single deck, DOA, S17 where the dealer deals to the last card then re-shuffles. I thought it was a fluke but watched it twice. Even with 6/5, with 100% isn't this a gold mine ??
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmtech View Post
    I found a 6/5 game single deck, DOA, S17 where the dealer deals to the last card then re-shuffles. I thought it was a fluke but watched it twice. Even with 6/5, with 100% isn't this a gold mine ??
    You'd still need a substantial spread and a high-PE count, but it might doable with that pen. Zen might be appropriate for this but you'd need new advantage-by-count charts to derive a betting scheme.
    "Wait a minute. How do you beat someone to death with their own skull? That doesn't seem physically possible." "That's what Jimmy kept screaming: 'This doesn't seem physically possible!'"
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmtech View Post
    I found a 6/5 game single deck, DOA, S17 where the dealer deals to the last card then re-shuffles. I thought it was a fluke but watched it twice. Even with 6/5, with 100% isn't this a gold mine ??
    The game might be able to be beaten with aggressive backcounting and wonging with full indices using card counting at that pen. If you can find a dealer that show their hole card by mistake it is possible to beat it. I am assuming the cards are dealt face up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmtech View Post
    I found a 6/5 game single deck, DOA, S17 where the dealer deals to the last card then re-shuffles. I thought it was a fluke but watched it twice. Even with 6/5, with 100% isn't this a gold mine ??
    Jimm,

    I know this, someone will figure that out and mash the game, for sure and for certain, and probably a team. I would give it a crack heads up, just would be careful to not force a re-shuffle.

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    A while back somone from blackjackinfo published his 6/5 count that he said helped him win quite a bit - was that Automatic Monkey or Shadroch?
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    If they are dealing it to the last card you can get a 3-5% edge with end play. See Beat The Dealer chapters 6 and 8.
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    This may be better discussed by PM. Certain people may not realize the value in such a game. I know exactly which game it is, too.
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  11. 02-15-2013, 09:42 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmtech View Post
    I found a 6/5 game single deck, DOA, S17 where the dealer deals to the last card then re-shuffles. I thought it was a fluke but watched it twice. Even with 6/5, with 100% isn't this a gold mine ??
    Playing 6/5 DD with Lucky Ladies, H17, ES, DOA, DAS, 100% pen. Surprising what one can accomplish through haggling.
    No way to predict how long it will continue.
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