BlackJack Mulligan: Harrahs Cherokee Casino

[BlackJack Mulligan]

Holy Cow!!! Harrah's Cherokee has some wild blackjack tables. They are called digital 21 interactive something something. Real dealers, real chips, just no real cards. Very strange game but fun if you are a common blackjack gamer.

Has anyone else had the experience to play these digital games? Any loops or scoops on how to take the house advantage and bring it home to your favor?

I think I am sitting on a Gold Mine, just haven't cracked that safe yet!!!!

[zengrifter]

> Any loops or scoops on
> how to take the house advantage and bring it
> home to your favor?
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Exactly the same principals as reg-BJ - boils down to rules/#decks/pene%, right? zg

[LVBear584]

We had some of those things in Las Vegas some time ago. The problem with them is they are very, very slow, greatly reducing your hands per hour, and therefore your win rate. If they've speeded them up since I last saw one, I would agree with Zengrifter. If still as slow as they were, they're too slow to be sufficiently profitable in my opinion.

[LVBear584]

We had some of those things in Las Vegas some time ago. The problem with them is they are very, very slow, greatly reducing your hands per hour, and therefore your win rate. If they've speeded them up since I last saw one, I would agree with Zengrifter. If still as slow as they were, they're too slow to be adequately profitable, in my opinion.

[Parker]

There were several of these "digital blackjack" machines around in Vegas a year or so ago. They were a resounding flop - they are all gone now. Table game players thought they were too machine-like, and slot players didn't like interacting with a human dealer. The worst of both worlds, you might say.

They were countable, although it was hard to see other players hands without being obvious about it.