I would like to see you do a video on holdem bonus, is that in the works anytime soon?

Thank you for clearing that up because the 21 rule had me going crazy for a bit but now that it's been clarified, I'm feeling much more relaxed. I have seen rules that say you should only make the small raise if you have a pair or better, if the board is paired up and you have the third best kicker, or if the 5 community cards make a straight or better. By the way miss Angela and the dealer are beautiful

Hello. Can you help me why in the 21 rule you count the A's if the dealer has A's 6 the dealer dont qualified why would i count A's in this example. I would apreciate the feedback. Thanks

you can find them anywhere! They payout what you put in. 500-1 x 0 = 0

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Everything you are saying is “feelings” based. You need to trust the math.

I know that’s what I was thinking also? How come no one has commented on this in 3 years lol. Maybe it’s a loaded concept

He obviously made a mistake, of course they were in play. So there would have been 28 outs so the bet was actually a bad one.

@@jhoop842 She is in the newer videos so they ended up getting married.

W.J. Kelly he hit it

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Not enough for a nose job.

+obiwanfisher537 Well, the guy you talked to has no idea what he is talking about. The odds on the game are by far the best odds for a carnival game, and the odds challenge the odds of blackjack etc. Now, if you play all of the side bets then your odds go down dramatically. Playing optimal, you have a less than 2.5% house advantage (which is incredibly good). If you play the trips then the house has less than 2.5% on your ante, blind, and play bets BUT the house also has about a 3.5% advantage on the trips bet. If you play the progressive or "millionaire maker" then you odds go down even more dramatically. If you want to have a little fun then play the trips and suffer a little worse odds. Do not ever play the progressive or millionaire maker. Those bets are horrible.

Yik Wai Donald Leung I would guess that being able to see other players' hands would not raise your advantage or have a negative affect on the House edge. I say that simply because the cards are shuffled after about every other hand. That being said, you really can't try to predict what you might get. Most casinos use continuous auto-shuffler machines at this table.

@@zandrello count cards to predict Broadway cards! it will work 5% of the time!

Where i play they dont care if the players show their cards to others.

you wish! lol

+Chris Borella A pair in the community is all the dealer needs to qualify. The pair can be as low as deuces....as long as it is a pair.

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He means that you can easily see that there are more than the 21 outs already. There is no need to calculate anymore outs after the 21 outs are easily met.

+thaichi23 But he only counted 19 and told her to call. He neglected a flush, 67, Q10, and QJ as hands that beat you

+BMGipe45 Yes, he did neglect a flush. What you would do in that situation is count the flush outs that are available, which would put you well over 21. If there are flush opportunities and nobody on the table has shown their hand (which is legal in some casinos but illegal in places like Flamingo) then I would just assume that there are a lot of flush outs and just assume a fold.

+Richey Robbins The only thing I can think of to justify the call is if he is only counting single card outs, any K, any 9, any 8, any 5, any 4, or any A. For the extra hands that beat her (flush, 67, Q 10, QJ, or any pocket pair) I'm guessing those don't get counted since it takes both hole cards to matter, not just one. Kind of like when calculating outs for yourself, you don't really factor runner-runner possibilities, only when one card improves you.

+BMGipe45 That probably is the case. I do know that I do not factor in flushes unless there are 4 to the flush on the board. I do not factor a straight unless it is 4 to the straight. Otherwise I think the odds are so crazy with having to calculate the dealer with two hole cards that trying to factor those into the situation is too difficult. I love the game though, and the odds work. However, you need to have a decent bankroll in order to cover your cold streaks. If you only bring $100 and get nothing for the first few hands then you are already out before the odds start playing out. I believe starting with at least $300....$200 at minimum is needed for a $5 minimum bet game. $200 is actually pushing it.

No. There is typically a minimum of $5 and increments of $5 from there up to $300.

No. It can be anything you want, subject to the table minimum and maximum.

The rule of 21 is just the probability of you being beaten. The flush and straight need 2 cards to beat you. This makes the probability less than .5%, or less than 1 card (given 1/52 on possible 2 card out of 52). So in fact, you can ignore the flush and straight possibles as well as trips because they will always be less than 5% chances of getting. This is of-course only when it’s 3 flush- with a 4 liner, you count all the flush or straight possibles as well as trips. Think of it like this, the rule of 21 is just that after your 2 card and community 5 cards, there are 45 more cards left that could be dealer cards. 21/45= 46%, or less than 50. If dealer has less than 50% of making the hand, you have 4% chances of winning it. This is just with the pairs. Now let’s calculate your flush and stright possibles too. There are 3 hearts, so dealer needs any combination of 2 Hearts to beat you, there are 9 hearts left, so 9/45, or 20% chance and the next card is 8 hearts left with 44 cards, or 8/44, or 18%, together it’s 3% chances of getting a flush. This basically means the chances of the dealer making flush is half as much as chance of dealer making a single pair (6% with 3/45). And the possibility of a straight is always no more than (4/45)*(4/44)= .8%, or less than 1% or 1/6 the probability of making a pair. When added together: The probability of the dealer making a flush OR a straight is 3+1, 4% which if you remember, rule of 21 means there are 21 cards that make pair to make you lose, so 21/45= 46%, 46+4= 50%. So in the worst case senerio, with flush and stright draw, the rule of 21 when it’s exactly 21 gets you even money- and when it’s less than 21 gets you winning hand some small percentage time. Basically, the flush and straight possibles are already calculated, this is why the rule of 21 goes to 46% and not 50%.

The game is played with only one deck.

I think you must have gotten really lucky. I found that $400 bank roll playing $25 minimum is too little. Losing a max bet hand is $150 so two max bet losses puts you at $100 which is hard to come back from when you can only 2x bet.

Yeah, I found a quarter on the floor and went home with ten million dollars! Ten million dollars! Of course it was only a dream, but what a dream it was!!

Dude, for real!

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There is something about it isn't it, I feel I have witnessed some kind of crime but I have no idea what it is.

@Timmy the Poker Warrior - YEAH, and it's spelled, 'ante' and 'you're'.

But if u hit quad and straight, the blind pay more than the trip payout....in my casino it's 100 to 1 on the blind in straight flush....but most casino r 50 to 1...

compared to other games it's actually a lot better

For some reason, even though I know it makes no rational sense. I also feel like I win more on most table games, blackjack especially. Playing heads up with the dealer. I'm pretty sure it's just an illusion given the law of big numbers isn't effected in any way by doing so, as far as I know.

To me too, I win more heads up although I know it won't make a damn difference.

Of course those shuffle-masters are rigged. They can read the cards, which have RFID identifiers in them. Then it's a simple matter of baiting the sucker until he thinks he's onto a winner, then......BAM - 'Go home and bring us the rest, Sonny, lol'!

I dont disagree. I played heads up against the dealer and they manually shuffled the cards. I won a lot of hands that night. Next night I go to a different casino with a machine shuffle and they always beat my pair or high card by one. It was unexplainable...I thought I was on to something with the manual shuffle. Manual shuffle was from a smaller casino..

Yeah its bs. Last time i played fucking dealer was hitting face card pairs the whole time and i had all 9 or lower. I dont trust the auto shufflers. Cant see how theyre being shuffled.

+drew duenwald It's a basic "how to play" video, NOT "how to deal" video. Although, pretty much all of the acting, dealing, talking to the camera, was pretty terrible. Probably unrehearsed and all done on the first take.

Why so negative?

Or you ran bad plus you bet like an idiot

how much were you betting? it's best to prepare 100x table min for this game to bank the variance. So If you were playing 10 dollars, it's overbetting. usually, I'd even bring 300-400 table min to ensure a good session. I've lost 100 dollars on 5 dollar tables really fast, and have tripled it in 20 hands or so as well, so this game is swingy as hell.

She has hearts too