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Online Blackjack News - Even money strategy in Blackjack - not always a wise move
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Let’s say, you have a blackjack and the dealer has an Ace up. If you are one of many blackjack players who walk on the safe side, you’d take even money, thus guaranteeing a profit, equal to the amount wagered. But you’ll be surprised to find out that there is another way to bypass it. Essentially there is nothing special about the even money offer, as it merely provides the player with feeling of security. Undoubtedly, it is an attractive offer that very few players can withstand, but, little do they know that in the long run it’ll cost them an extra chip.
In search for an alternative, some of the more outstanding blackjack players realized that if they sit tight with their blackjack against an Ace up, they are bound to have an increment in their profits, which will supercede the even money strategy.
So first, realize that making profit does not entail getting stuck with even money. That’s because whenever the dealer has an Ace up, a player can always insure for less and less, even if he has blackjack. Over time, decreased insurance will pay off and your bankroll will remain in a better state.
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| Source: Blackjack2002 News Staff
| Monday, 11 April 2005 |
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