What are the chances of a person winning or losing? Is there any scientific test on this? I mean, there should be because they do tests on every other stupid thing why not Russian Roulette? Could someone please give me a percentage out of 100% on winning or losing this game. The gun has one bullet with a capacity of six.
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I bought in to the $25 minimum bet table with $300. I started betting $50, increasing my wager by $25 each time I would win a hand. At one point, I won 12 hands in a row, however I stopped increasing my bet when it reached $300. I ended up cashing out when I was ahead $3K. I was actually up more than that but I lost a few hands betting $300.
What I really want to know is what were the chances of that happening, mathematically? I never expect to win anything at a blackjack table, but I walked away a big winner there.
Mr. Ed:
One other person was at the table. We were both playing basic strategy. DAS allowed. Dealer stand on soft 17. Six deck shoe. Don’t know the penetration, I was too caught up in the moment.
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In terms of online blackjack… if you wanted to make a career out of winning it, be it $1000 a week, if you just bet $200 and played it ONCE a day for only FIVE days a week, then cashout and start a new the next week, would the odds more likely be in your favor as opposed to playing it continuously in the same day?
Or not even $200 a day, how about betting $10 an hour for eight hours a day, 40 hours a week, heck maybe 20 hours a week just for some extra cash. Would this be any better in terms of odds?
I think you know what I’m getting it here. See I think these online casinos have something programmed to make you lose after you’ve won a few times, cuz if you win once, you’ll play again and win, play once more and win, keep playing and then start losing. But what if you just play once a day for a certain amount, cashing out immediately after and repeating the next day?
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Which player would win more:
A player who plays a million hands of blackjack by the book at a table by himself
OR
A player who plays a million hands of blackjack by the book at a table with an inexperienced player who does not play by the book?
Assume an eight deck shoe that shuffles after six decks.
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