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02-01-06, 06:47 PM
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You've played party blackjack and don't even know how many decks they use? The house edge has to be pretty great there.
Anyway, Party has an 8 deck shoe that is reshuffled EVERY HAND. You cannot count. There is no way to make Party Poker blackjack even close to breakeven.
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02-01-06, 07:17 PM
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Thanks, Pshabi.
I figured it had to be around an eight-deck shoe, but I never saw any written documentation about it. Then again, I never actually sought any written documentation on it, so I'll trust you. As for the reshuffling bit, you're right ... that's why it's impossible to get any real advantage over the computer dealer. That's why online poker is so vastly, vastly superior. |
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02-01-06, 08:21 PM
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All this being said, there is actually a way to beat online blackjack.
 It's called casino whoring, and its one of the ways I helped build my under 100$ bankroll. Basically it puts an edge in the players hands using a bonus to eat up the -EV.
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02-01-06, 08:49 PM
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I have been contemplating doing this since Mayhem showed it to me. Perhaps I will hold off in depositing into Bodog to get the PokerTracker bonus and try this out to build up a bit. I can't really afford to lose my deposit though.
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