Lasseters BJ

[snuf419]

i think online casinos that are government regulated share some characteristics:
-they have no idea what a fair game of BJ/Roulette is
-they can change the numbers when needed (of course the govt will let them do that just to make sure they can pay their taxes in the end)
-there is absolutely no enforcement of anything whatsoever

[sw2003]

No can do. Let's put it this way. A couple of months ago I visited Las Vegas with the missus. I played extensively at the Las Vegas club in a good single deck game. I counted cards and played a mild three to one spread. I was playing about thirty to maybe one hundred and ten dollars max. Over this weekend I would have put in about $130000 in play, about the same as I currently have a Lasseters. Guess what? I dropped six grand. Six grand in a good game with a max bet of just over $100! Again, about the same as I am suffering at Lasseters. I don't go around shouting how the Las Vegas Club cheats at their single deck blackjack.

Are you using the correct strategy? According to your above figures, the casino has an edge of 4.615 % against you. Ouch!

[sw2003]

i think online casinos that are government regulated share some characteristics:
-they have no idea what a fair game of BJ/Roulette is
-they can change the numbers when needed (of course the govt will let them do that just to make sure they can pay their taxes in the end)
-there is absolutely no enforcement of anything whatsoever

How many online casinos do you know that are regulated by their government but are not situated on some offshore, remote, tiny country or island?