há 8 meses
I’ve been studying and playing for about a year now, but no matter what I try, I end up losing over time. People say the game can be made profitable, but to be honest, it’s starting to feel like that’s just a myth.
Is it really possible to beat blackjack?
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há 8 meses
Hello, I don't think it would be possible, maybe if you knew how to count cards. That's the only "strategy" I can think of to beat blackjack. If someone is just playing it then it's just luck.
But we have a guide to it, if you read it, you might find something useful to try.
Have you seen it yet? 🙂
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há 5 meses
Good day, When you enter the casino, at every single bet at every single game (including Blackjack) you are fighting both randomness and the house edge ... in short, no betting strategy in the world will beat this combination.
That said, a poor betting strategy (taking high risks) will lose your money quickly while a good betting strategy (low risk) will allow for many small wins with an occasional big loss. Most players, knowingly or unknowingly, play with way too much risk.
I am able to card count and in those circles an acceptable risk is generally 1% of what you expect to play. If you are at a $5 dollar table and playing the minimum you want at least $500 in your pocket to begin. If the table maximum is $200 and you expect to play that sometimes, you need $20,000 in your pocket to begin play.
In blackjack, the house can have a 1% edge so it slowly wins money. With card counting you essentially reverse that and you have the 1% edge and slowly win the money. It is not a fast process.
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