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Thread: Any thoughts on Mansion Casino for Blackjack?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tailgun View Post
    Just reading a glowing review of them at casino.com.
    For the record, mansion.com and casino.com are under the same ownership.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spearmaster View Post
    Just reading a glowing review of them at casino.com.
    For the record, mansion.com and casino.com are under the same ownership.
    LOL


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    Quote Originally Posted by spearmaster View Post
    For the record, mansion.com and casino.com are under the same ownership.
    That would explain the glowing.
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    Something else I just discovered last night while first playing for fun (they cut my fun account off after just 30 hands of BJ!), then messaging CS with my questions.

    They have a scaled minimum and maximum betting limit for blackjack. You have to choose between one of three levels:

    MIN 1 / MAX 300
    MIN 10 / MAX 500
    MIN 20 / MAX 1000

    Why do this? Can't you just switch the scale from one hand to the next? Seems silly.
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    Well, in a brick and mortar casino, limiting the bet spread (a LOT) will tend to thwart card counters.

    Online, it has two benefits for the casino that I can think of:

    1) If a player is martingaling, and goes on a bad streak, this will prevent them from betting a nearly-infinite bet, and ensuring the casino gets the bust-out.

    2) It limits the damage that can be done by someone sweeping in with a one-shot risky bonus-hustlin bet when the bonus is sticky.

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