Pamper Casino - not following BJ Switch rules

[playklax01]

I was playing BJ Switch at Pamper Casino (not for 'real' money, just for fun with a coupon). The rules say that 'Dealer hits soft 17'. I had a 19 and BJ. Dealer had soft 17, so he hit. He drew a '4' and now has soft 21. He should have now stood on that, but he continued to take hits. Next drew a '5' for a hard 16, and an Ace for a hard 17, which he finally stood. While it benefitted the player in this case, I can easily see a glitch like that negatively affecting the player. I know Pamper isn't a recommended one or anything, but just wanted to throw this out there.

[stevohhh]

that is awesome! but sketchy nonetheless

[winbig]

I was playing BJ Switch at Pamper Casino (not for 'real' money, just for fun with a coupon). The rules say that 'Dealer hits soft 17'. I had a 19 and BJ. Dealer had soft 17, so he hit. He drew a '4' and now has soft 21. He should have now stood on that, but he continued to take hits. Next drew a '5' for a hard 16, and an Ace for a hard 17, which he finally stood. While it benefitted the player in this case, I can easily see a glitch like that negatively affecting the player. I know Pamper isn't a recommended one or anything, but just wanted to throw this out there.

I'd LOVE for any dealer/software to keep hitting even when they score a 21, soft or not.

This will rarely benefit the casino. because obviously they're going to keep hitting any soft hand until they score a hard point or bust. I'd suggest to not report it...they're rogue anyways, aren't they?

I wonder if this glitch is in all of the blackjack games or just switch.

[darkpixie]

That to me just sounds like proof that at least this particular BJ game is not random but RTP based, so nothing more than a glorified slot machine.

[winbig]

That to me just sounds like proof that at least this particular BJ game is not random but RTP based, so nothing more than a glorified slot machine.

naw, it's just rigged.