Check Out @TheDoubleDownRoom channel. They do this exact set up just with two positions playing one set of cards. It looks like a fairly new channel but seems promising!

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Really smart idea actually

can someone explain it to me more simplified? english is not my first language

Made $500 😎👉

What was your modification?

so , no 3 units after second win ? because they beyt 2 1 3 ... :)

The progression is 2, 1, 2, 3, 4 etc. Then start over with 2 units after a loss.

I agree with this

Yea Kuz they’re explanation seems weird, it’s almost like you’re betting your winnings each time you win, so when you lose, you lost almost all your wins.

Yeah they're playing 2,1,3 not 2,1,2

Why would you learn BS when playing HS? Ploppy.

ranvijay singh because you are a gambling addict

Don’t worry me too

I'll turn the video on and won't even pay attention, just the sound of the cheques clicking and the cards sliding and being flipped....true degen behavior

Not against an ace

Yes every card depending on true count

@@Stockho. Depends on the house rule, definitely not double against an ace if dealer BJ takes all (not just the original bet). Intuitively speaking, a favorable count for the player would equate to a favorable count for the dealer, to end up with a BJ also.

@@jackycheung1096 Against an Ace in H17 shoe game.

Jonah Falcon Oh my, someone who knows something. Thumbs up. Compared to these guys in the vid, betting systems don't work, or the casinos would be broke. Bet when you have an edge, end of story.

Ya I saw that documentary about that family. So cool. I think the only winning blackjack system unless u are a card counting God,is not to play. The house just has too much of an edge

Where did you deal Tim ?

Gary Ryan Biloxi

@@timb.2456 Awesome ,Peace

always split tens on dealers 4,5,6

@@vince7189 no never split 10s.. ever. Like all strats even basic says that

Disagree. 4 5 or 6 is up. I'm splitting 10s. Every God dam time. Not all strats say that. And basic is just that, basic.

​@@vince7189 Those who read this should follow the basic rule since it has been tried, tested and proven by millions of computer simulations and many experts. No offense and not to step on toes, but your variant works for you and only you. Without context it is useless advice and it is best to keep it to yourself.

@@dvrdown1981 it does have context. As stated above. So yeah basic says that always double on an 11. Which is also wrong. No matter how perfectly you play the odds are still against you. So as far as odds go your correct never split 10s. Bit in the real world take advantage of dealers bad up card whenever possible. Bet big when you ha e the advantage. It's the only way for a long term player to stay ahead. If all you ever do is play basic you will never really win. I mea. Jesus the casinos tell you to play that way. It's like uh duh. Just to add I've been playing blackjack in casinos for over 20 years. This strategy works not for just me but anyone else I've taught the game to as well.

Good Idea 😁

Yesssss

Very good idea. The best advice is to just admire the casino from the sidewalk outside.

Staking systems affect house edge Indeed. Anyone who tried simulating thousands of hands would know that.

Well said, pass or dont pass with the odds. i am a dont pass guy

Which let you surrender. Most casinos in Vegas don’t let you surrender

@@acidicreverie I haven’t seen surrender on games with low number of decks. I don’t live in Vegas, but visit a couple times a year. Most Canadian casinos allow surrender, and usually offer 6 deck games.

Does anyone know of casinos that still let you surrender?

Dennis Woods mathematically, hit it. Whatever you decide though, stick to the same system. Same with hitting 12 against a dealers busy card. You have good odds you won’t bust and will take a low card from the dealer so some people hit it. But still, whatever you do you have better odds sticking to the same system rather than guessing

Dennis Woods you hit the 16 against a 7 or higher because basic strategy is to assume the dealer has a 10 under. If they do you are already beat so you are drawing to try and eek something out. The dealer won't have a 10 every time and you won't bust every time. The number of cards that don't bust you against the odds the dealer doesn't have a 10 end up being slightly in favor of hitting.

@@Devedander Good morning. Thanks for your reply. I did my own little "research" project, and watched 225 BJ deals. I admit it's a very small sample size but of those 225 hands, the dealer had a 10 under 71 times and something other than a 10 154 times. Certainly, I'm open to the idea that a sample size of 1000's and 1000's of hands may prove that wrong. If, on the other hand, a much larger sample size showed similar results it would sure throw a wrench into the decision making thought process. I've used basic strategy with the exception of the hard 16 I mentioned. I just have a hard time hitting when the likelihood of busting seems so high.

Dennis Woods remember it's not entirely based on the dealer having a ten. Just a high likelihood of it. When hitting a 16 A-5 helps and 6-k busts. While slightly more cards bust you than help they are offset by the number of times your are already beaten by the dealer so have to hit or just resign a lost position. Arguably the ratio is very close on this situation and it's one of the worst to be in as your making close to a coin flip odds decision

@@denniswoods3909 you are welcome to challenge the math if you want, however, its there for a reason, in the long run, it is the better mathematical decision

Thanks for sharing Carlos!

Yes, Think of chips as units instead of money, in this case, and it still works out to a 2-1-2 system.

it was worse than that, at 9:13 i have it -13 lol

Or if you were Wonging, never even sat down!

-11 divided by the number of decks left jackass. That's your true count. But you wouldn't know. You -think- you know enough to "educate" people, when in reality you know jackshit.

After watching one minute of this garbage, these guys are jackasses as well.

You do have to divide the running count by the number of decks remaining to get the true count. Still would have been negative and a table to stay away from at that moment. No need for this guy to be so critical though

I'll test this system this weekend. -- Alex

CEG Dealer School today in 8 minutes and I doubled my $100. And lost a $50 double (11 on 9). Sometimes it goes like that.

What would like the system to be named?

CEG Dealer School obviously the “Lance Mendlechuck!” Or just “The Mendelchuck”

Mendelchuck. Spelling counts!

the difference is that its a new hand and a new deck every time. So you can just say well there were alot of lowcards so there should be a string of high cards. Along with this the shoe isnt going to pan out like a normal shoe.

But would you say there are any worse odds than in live blackjack? As in can it be programmed like a slot machine to be "tight" and give the dealer more blackjacks than normal etc...thank you

@@brianlint5548 it can be programmed to let you win every 5 hands if they want to but they probably wont. Just give you better looking hands like a 10 on a 6 which inclines people to double and you pull a 2 and dealer pulls a 2 and a 10 or something. If its not physical i dont play it is my thing. But to each their own.

I have noticed that when you bet small you will go on major runs of great hands...the second the bets increase....the second the great hands disappear. So its hard for me to believe that this style of blackjack is even remotely as random as playing live.

I downloaded an app and felt like I was getting very few Blackjacks double downs and 20s. Seemed like the dealer would draw 3-4 cards to beat me A LOT. I happened to count the aces for awhile and only got like 5 outta 100 cards when it should've been 15-16... so I dont trust it either..

Our casino has multiple 6deck hand shuffle games that pay 3-2

Playing basic strategy alone vs. csm is actually a tiny bit better then playing a shoe game.

@@AnthonyScottGames Umm... why would that be true?

@@618033988749 basically because it’s always full deck. The difference is very small though. Around 0.02%

Moises Castro mirror. The cards have the aces and 10s in different areas on the card if you look so if the dealer is showing a 10 or ace when they check for blackjack they only know if they have the card needed for blackjack

This system relies on the 50% left in the deck, you are better off counting cards

lol its basic strategy.

100k hands isn't enough to even show a level 2 card counting system working.

Then do it, Im waiting. Bring your cards.

you've never seen DD 11 vs dealer 10??? really? google "blackjack basic strategy" and almost EVERY chart tells you to DD 11 vs dealer 10 fyi I count cards so I know what I'm talking about :)

Terrible strategy

Always assume the dealer has a ten in the hole? Seriously? So by that logic, if the dealer had a ten showing and you had a hard 17, 18, or 19 you would hit your hand?

How to do it?

It’s so the dealer doesn’t know what you have either and they can hopefully bust

I hope not lol

Christopher Johnston most of the time yes. Higher speed = more hands per hour. Which means more money/hr for the casino (house always has the edge). Also it throws off novice card counters and encourages new players to make strategy errors

Jonah Falcon I think they messed up.

i think he was doing both at random

11s always double down except against an Ace.

Some casinos won't allow surrender

Justin Martin you double vs ace with 11.

11 are always double down. The only time you dont is if you are card counting and playing against a negative count which I wouldn’t do

Salvador Llerenas he is right actually. Vs ace you shouldn’t double down in online casinos.

You don’t need to change the odds to be a net winner per shoe

You have to be lucky to win unless you count cards

Well you need to know betting deviations when you card count.

A70s yes i am also a card counter

@@chavaa5949 There are actually two ways to bet. We would have the money player on first base and he would flat bet. Three players at the table from center field to third base would attempt to control the count by violating basic strategy to manipulate the count. Of course the standard method of betting is betting more when there is a plus count and the table minimum when the count is minus and adjusting for the true count.. We were hole carders and that changes everything. The book 'Heat in the Vegas Night' will show how a group used a mirror to see the dealers hole card for five years.

Jerry Reedy I see what you’re saying. But you realize some play alone right?

You obviously have no clue how to play blackjack or the math involved. Doubling down at the proper time is a HUGE advantage for the player.

@@MrEdwardCollins Ask any Boss .Like myself .. And you say the right time ? So when would that be ? When the dealer says he is going to bust .lmao And after 22 years in gaming I think I do have a bit more than a clue . Sir.

@@garyryan7852WR One example of the right time: Doubling down when the dealer has a 6 showing, and you have a total of 11. In a 2-deck shoe game the expected value for this play is $0.687. Only hitting instead of doubling gives you an expected value of just $0.343. I could list dozens and dozens of other examples. Doubling is very often a good bet. If you worked for "22 years in gaming" then obviously you must know this. If one never doubled in blackjack, blackjack's house advantage would be much, MUCH greater than it is. Visit the Blackjack Hand Calculator over at the Wizard's website for other examples, that you can verify for yourself. Or, alternately, visit the Blackjack Basic Strategy Engine Charts over at Blackjack Info site. They also list when it's proper to double.

@@MrEdwardCollins I have seen them all live , I am a pit boss now after being a dealer for 17 years , I am telling you , If it was a good bet the casino would not let you do it , And an 11 pulls an Ace more than any other double , I think I know , Living it everyday for over 20 years , But hey , You go do your thing , Have fun , Peace

@@garyryan7852WR Good grief. Even when Edward O. Thorpe wrote "Beat The Dealer" (a New York Times bestseller) way back in the '60s, it was known that doubling at the proper time was advantageous to the player. His book points it out too, like all of the other dozens and dozens of blackjack books ever published since then. You can determine for yourself how advantageous it is. Write a little Excel VBA program yourself to simulate the game. Have the program keep track of your winnings when you double with a 10 or an 11 (and the dealer has a bad upcard), and then when you don't double with that same hand. Run the simulation for as little as a few thousand hands. You will see the results for yourself. But there is no need. There are dozens of books that have been published, and blackjack websites that have done all of that for you. (I pointed out two such websites earlier.) But you're saying all of these books and websites that offer those Basic Strategy charts are all wrong??? One should NEVER ever double...simply because... the casino allows it? The casino allows you to hit too, for a chance to improve your hand. So you should never hit because the casino allows it? In Ultimate Texas Hold'em one should NEVER raise their bet... because the casino allows it? If the remaining cards are ten-rich it can be advantageous to take insurance when offered. But one should never do that under those circumstances... because the casino allows it? Double on 11 and you're going to get an ace more than any other card? Seriously? That's ridiculous. The fact is, all of the remaining cards in the deck have the same probability of being dealt. There is no mystical force at work that says aces are received more often when a player doubles on 11. I'm curious... what card do you think a player receives most often when a player doubles with a total of 10? Is it also an ace? (Answer: Again, all of the undealt cards in the deck have the same probability of being dealt.) Congratulations. Never doubling in blackjack has got to be the most ridiculous claim I've ever seen. And you're only data to back it up is that you say you were living it for 20 years. I think the rest of us will stick with the math. Thanks.