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There are a hundred (not literally, but alot) different BJ variants around, and some do not check for bj with a dealer 10 showing. Its just a different variation.
As for the wagering question, they are requiring you to play the equivalent of 10x the deposit + bonus, but making it easier for those that want to deposit more than the amount of the match, since they are supposedly unable to remove the bonus from your account once its been credited. Its just a numbers game really. 10x(d+b) = 20x(b) in 100% match cases. |
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The not checking for BJ varience gives the casino an added advantage. If you were to double or split and the dealer had BJ you would lose more.
In my opinion the BJ game at odds on is especially bad. You can only double on 9, 10 or 11, you cannot double down after a split, you cannot resplit, and the much hated not checking for BJ before you act. Just too many rules in favor of he house that most places do not have. |
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That's true for European BJ. But if you play Playtech you lose only 1 unit on double or split. So I don't see any point of not checking for BJ in this case. |
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I know, play by the book and don't split aces against a 10.
What book is this? You always split aces unless its euro (not checking for BJ first) then you do not split them vs an ace. |
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Yet still better than IGW (Good as Gold) (4D,D10,H17,NO DAS, OBO) with a HA of 0.90%. But, of course, neither is as bad as 6-5 single-deck in Vegas. |
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2. If you had been to a real casino in EUROPE, you will find the peak rule is an American version of BJ, so it would indeed happen in a real casino
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As for the wagering question, they are requiring you to play the equivalent of 10x the deposit + bonus, but making it easier for those that want to deposit more than the amount of the match, since they are supposedly unable to remove the bonus from your account once its been credited. Its just a numbers game really. 10x(d+b) = 20x(b) in 100% match cases.[/QUOTE]
I am not sure what you mean, it does not make any sense your statement? I think you are agreeing with me that it is dump to require players to play the deposit and the bonus and not just the bonus?
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Also, does anyone know when playing at Planet Luck, I global, do you ever use the surrender option and do they steal you extra bet if you double and the dealer shows BJ?
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