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Blackjack : Using Simple Math to Create Value
May 24th
One of the most popular table games in the casino is Blackjack. Perhaps this is
because it’s an easy game to learn or maybe people feel in control. Blackjack is a
game where the player’s input can aid in determining the final outcome. Very few
people bet the same amount every single hand in a playing session. Most people
alter their bets when they feel “lucky.” By paying attention to your hands and
knowing a couple simple facts, you can increase your value–and the amount of
money you win.
Let is be known that this article is not about card counting. It’s about knowing some
simple facts and being aware of how you’re doing in your session to figure out good
time areas to bet more and less.
Facts
The following facts (or stats) are based on a single deck. We will build our blackjack
strategy from these facts.
Probability of being dealt:
20 is 9% or once per eleven hands
Blackjack is 2.4% or once per forty-two hands.
If you can remember these two simple facts, then we can begin with our simple
strategy.
Strategy
To win long-term in blackjack, you must alter your bets. If you simply bet $5 each
and every hand, you are limiting yourself to the luck of the draw. This strategy is
very simple and is designed to get you thinking about other ways to play the game
of blackjack.
Pay attention to every hand you are dealt and count how long it has been since you
were dealt a 20 and a blackjack. Remember, we are talking about the first two cards
you are dealt and not what your final hand ended up being. Looking at the facts
above, we can see that a player should be dealt a 20 once per eleven hands and a
blackjack once per forty-two hands.
These facts are mathematical probabilities and hold true in the long run. So, you are
playing a game of blackjack, counting the number of hands since your last 20, and
you notice it has been ten hands. Math tells us that the likelihood of receiving a 20
in one of the upcoming few hands is high. This would be an excellent time to
increase your bet some.
Later you notice that you have not had a blackjack in 40 hands. Since the average is
one in forty-two hands, the probability of receiving a blackjack soon is high. If your
probability of receiving a 20 is high as well, perhaps betting a little more each hand
is a good choice.
Continuing Forward
This simple strategy is not meant to be the only thing you think about at the
blackjack table. It is merely a set of facts to keep in the back of your mind as you
make game decisions. As your blackjack ability progresses, you will learn to keep
other facts in your mind and learn when those rare moments come that are perfect
for striking and increasing your bankroll. The mathematical numbers hold true over
the long-term, but short-term they are subject to wild variances. For example, you
could receive two blackjacks in a row and then receiving none over the next 100
hands. Keep playing and learning–have fun.
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general, visit my main website–WiseBettor.com. You will find articles about
everything from sports betting (picks and more) to winning at your favorite casino
game to reviews on gambling products, services and places.
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Create Your Own Horse Racing System!
May 10th
Is creating an effective horse racing system something for the “gurus”? you would be amazed to learn about the large amount of people who believe that you need to be a mathematician expert or a prophet to actually make a profitable horse racing system, however they are wrong. An average person can become a winner at horse racing by only coming up with a proficient system, and in the next few lines you will learn how to create your own system, which will prove to be quite efficient in the long run.
First of all you will need to get as much information as possible on the horse or horses of your choice, this kind of information may be acquired online or offline, the important thing is that you actually acquire the information. You may sign in to a horse racing website, or you may visit the horse racing track where you will get all the information required. After you have all the information on your horses, you have acquired the first element required for creating your very own horse racing system.
Now, evaluate this information from top to bottom, first of all you will need to check the kind of ground in which your horse is used to win, a lot may depend on the material of the ground and whether it is “soft” or “heavy”. Keep on looking at the information and search for the latest date in which your horse raced; in order to create an efficient horse racing system, it is very important that you keep a record on the last race of each horse selected, if the date was recent, then the information is accurate, if the last race happened quite some time ago, then there is no guarantee that the information will present clear results.
Keep evaluating the information, and check whether your horse is better at long or short races, some horses start really fast but lack of the same intensity after some time, while there are some other horses that may start with a slower pace, but show their true spirit nearing the finish line. If you want to check this and thus create an efficient horse racing system, look for the letters C and D; horses with C letters mean that the horse has already won at that particular course, while D stands for distance, which means that your horse has emerged victorious while running this same distance before.
Follow these simple advices and you may come up with an impressive horse racing system that guarantees a profit.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: John Anthony has created what is probably the most successful Horse Racing System to this date, used daily by over 1,288 people worldwide to make as much as £318.06 per day.
If you want to know more about his system, please check John’s official website: http://www.sure2profit.com/software.htm
