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  1. 11-09-2017, 06:45 AM #1
    Battousai
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    Double Deck

    Hey guys, me again. With my $5,000 bankroll, just wanted to see if it would be wise to use a 1-3 bet spread at a double deck game I've been able to find a game with great penetration and decent rules. There is a double deck game with a $15 minimum. Blackjack pays 3:2 (there's a single deck one table over that pays 6:5. Ugh.) Dealer hits soft 17, double any 2 cards, double after split, split up to 4 times, cannot resplit aces, no surrender.

    Now let's talk about the penetration at this double deck. It's amazing. I swear they cut less than 20 cards everytime. I'd say the penetration here is in the high 80's. 87.5% if you wanted my thoughts on it. Maybe because they're a new casino and the a lot of the dealers are new...but, yeah awesome game. What do you guys think? Would spreading from $15-$45 be good enough? My Max bet would come out at a TC+3.

    Another casino offers the same rules with great penetration for their double deck games except the minimum is $25.
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