-
MJ: Re: How would that work?
So from the casinos perspective the best thing for them to do in this situation is to void the hand right? Otherwise everyone will take the insurance option b/c the 21 is showing and they would lose money on the round.
This sounds like a good defensive play for the player provided the dealer doesnt offer insurance.
-MJ
> No. You bet $50. You get a 20, dealer gets
> an A. Dealer doesn't ask you for insurance
> and flips over the 10. You say "wait, I
> wanted insurance." There is a
> discussion with the pit. Either the entire
> round is voided, or they have to give you or
> everyone insurance option (which all would
> now take since the 21 is showing), you lose
> nothing. Otherwise you would have lost your
> $50. Rest of the table probably would
> "push" as well but who cares..
> This has happened to me more than once, but
> _very_ infrequently. It's only important
> when the dealer flips over the 10 of course.
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
Bookmarks