Quote:
Originally posted by KSig RC
yeah, the only way to beat those games is to absolutely pound the felt when the deck is favorable, although that's the easiest way to get marked a counter and politely comped a dinner at a restaurant away from the hotel, for good. The variance is awful, though - it's truly a long-run plan, a la the famed MIT Blackjack Team (who had a 7-figure bankroll and 10-15 players to get the number of hands high enough).
If you're playing low or moderate and want to keep the variance low, BJ Switch is by far the best option.
|
Serious question. What is Blackjack Switch? How does it differ from regular Blackjack? I was gambling over spring break(not in Vegas, but in a place with casinos) and I don't remember seeing that. The only variation of BJ I saw were the tables that had an optional bet for 3 card poker.