SGE - Blackjack strategy
posted on
May 09, 2008 09:20AM
Yes. It's the doubling of the bet strategy. I experimented using 2-5 players in which my initial bet was $25. If I lost, then my second bet would double to $50 and so on. I also used the $25 bet up to 4 times while maintaining the 'paper loss' in my head, then would begin the doubling strategy. Both were successful in experiments.
Before I actutally attempted this strategy, I spent hours upon hours of practice and documented data collected from various scenarios.
I actually come up a winner 82% of the time using this strategy. But the drawback. 4% of the time is 'big money lost', which, could easily offset any gains...ala, Stock Market..lol
Pre-requisite - Must have a huge bank roll.
5 decks | 5 decks | 5 decks | 5 decks | |||
5 shuffles | 5 shuffles | 5 shuffles | 5 shuffles | |||
2 players (Dealer and me) |
3 players | 4 players | 5 players | |||
1 | $25.00 | Optimum percentages of losses | Threshold 7 Consecutative Losses Without a Win or dealer bust. | Threshold 9 CLWW-DB |
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2 | $50.00 | |||||
3 | $100.00 | |||||
4 | $200.00 | Optimum win or dealer bust | ||||
5 | $400.00 | |||||
6 | $800.00 | |||||
7 | $1,600.00 | |||||
8 | $3,200.00 | |||||
9 | $6,400.00 | |||||
10 | $12,800.00 | Threshold 11 CLWW-DB |
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11 | $25,600.00 | |||||
12 | $51,200.00 | Threshold 13 CLWW-DB |
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13 | $102,400.00 | |||||
14 | Never lost 14 consecutive hands or the dealer bust |