If they cut off more than 2 decks (out of six) then I run for the hills straightaway.
DON"T PLAY IN BAD GAMES!!! If game conditions (penetration, game speed, heat etc.) start to deteriorate, don't play. If you make a 2 hour drive to a casino and find bad conditions, leave. It is better to lose $30 in gas and food expenses than to lose hundreds or thousands playing blackjack in bad conditions.
It helps to have other tricks in your AP arsenal. If I go somewhere and don't find acceptable games, I head to the poker room if there is one at that casino. My EV isn't as high as blackjack, but it's +EV. Sometimes I will leave the poker game and find that blackjack conditions have improved. Then I play blackjack until conditions worsen, then leave the casino. Learn to protect your hard earned bankroll, it's your most valuable weapon as an AP.
Last edited by mofungoo; 03-07-2019 at 03:49 PM.
As I have stated many times, this means you can count, not that you can win.
As your comments indicate your lack of understanding of the scope of the adventure has bitten you in the ass. You need to get a real job and, if you want to really be an AP, then pursue it parttime while working.
You are definitely not ready for full time. That formula for success is much more complex.
You asked for advice, if you want more then PM me and we can talk.
Luck is nothing more than probability taken personally!
Thanks for your answer.
I'm very sorry to hear that you are in a similar situation to mine.
I don't know if i'm gonna give up blackjack completely now but as you suggested, i will take some times to "explore myself" and then decide what to do with my life.
I really hope that times will get better one day, for you too.
Thank you very much
I really understand that swings in blackjack can be massive but i really hoped that after almost 1000 of play with those exceptional conditions of playing i could at least win something.
Maybe you are right, maybe full time playing is not for me.
I would really like to understand the scope of this blackjack adventure
Some days ago some casinos started to incrase a little the penetration to 4,5/6. Why they did this? For pity? Because i was betting less than usual? I don't know. In any case a still kept losing another 2k.
Indoubetly in blackjack there are a lot of statistics and math involved but i believe like any other thing in the world, you must be a little bit lucky to succed
Pity? How long have you been playing BJ?
Casino business has nothing to with "pity".
If you bet your mother on red and the ball landed on black they would take her in without battling an eyelid. (Sorry for the harsh words)
Do you have any software for the game?
Without it I strongly doubt you will get far in this "industry"...
A good skill in money management also helps tremendously...
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