2 blackjack questions.

[holkapolka]

When I enter a blackjack table on online casinos do they use 48 cards or do they use 2 x 48?

If I bet one dollar 10 times and then 10$ will the cards I receive with my 10$ bet had been the same cards if I had betted $1?

 

[PlexRep]

2 blackjack answers

There are lots of different variations of blackjack available and lots of casinos offering the game. Depending on where you go and which variant you play the number of decks/cards in play will differ. You should be able to check the table rules and see how many decks are in play before putting any money down though.

As for question number two: No, the size of your bet will not affect which cards appear.

 

[Rick Deckard]

Some Net Entertainment casinos have single deck BJ like Unibet (meister accredited) https://www.casinomeister.com/accredited-casinos/ and yep the next card dealt will be the same as if you hadn't altered your chip size.

 

[Stovetopp]

When I enter a blackjack table on online casinos do they use 48 cards or do they use 2 x 48?

If I bet one dollar 10 times and then 10$ will the cards I receive with my 10$ bet had been the same cards if I had betted $1?

I don't know which site you play but I think ALL black jack games play
with a 52 card deck or if 6 decks, its 6 decks of 52 cards and based on the questions you are asking I would suggest you don't try Blackjack till you have learned the game.

 

[holkapolka]

As for question number two: No, the size of your bet will not affect which cards appear.

So you mean betting $1 or $10 would give me the same cards?

 

[Nifty29]

So you mean betting $1 or $10 would give me the same cards?

Ummm..yes.

Two (now three) members have told you this quite clearly.

 

[holkapolka]

Thanks

Thanks for answering. Now another question, im trying to beat the casinos here.. I will test this theory probably on Friday and if I win I will post here.

During one deck of cards, are the chances of winning after playing all of the cards of the deck 50% 50%? Meaning that blackjack has 50% chance of winning?

 

[KasinoKing]

Thanks for answering. Now another question, im trying to beat the casinos here.. I will test this theory probably on Friday and if I win I will post here.

During one deck of cards, are the chances of winning after playing all of the cards of the deck 50% 50%? Meaning that blackjack has 50% chance of winning?

As others have already tried to tell you - you are so far off track with your thinking you really shouldn't be gambling at all IMHO.
Sorry if that sounds harsh, but I'm just trying to save you from wasting your money.

In online RNG Blackjack (be it single deck or multi-deck) the cards are shuffled after every hand so every outcome is equally likely in every hand you play.
If you play Live online BJ they will be using 6 or 8 decks and only deal out something like 3 to 4 decks worth of cards before reshuffling. Therefore the chances of any given hand are pretty close to the same as above. i.e. impossible to predict even roughly what result you might get.

KK

 

[onlineprime08]

Thanks for answering. Now another question, im trying to beat the casinos here.. I will test this theory probably on Friday and if I win I will post here.

During one deck of cards, are the chances of winning after playing all of the cards of the deck 50% 50%? Meaning that blackjack has 50% chance of winning?

No. Certainly not. The probability of winning the game even when you have played all the cards of the deck may be high or low. It will depend. Use you head dude.

 

[holkapolka]

another q

Is it so that the dealer is always getting the two first cards each round? After the two first cards are given to the dealer the player gets two?

 

[holkapolka]

sorry

found answer thread closed

 

[holkapolka]

Ok

As said above I have no knowledge on blackjack as Ive not played so much. This is the result of my little study: Link Removed ( Old/Invalid)

The theory IS bad but according to my thinking possible. I would like some input from some of u experienced gamblers on this. If it sucks then i will consider removing the post. Thanks for all answers.

 

[holkapolka]

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[cerdikola]

This page you hotlinked is just a scam. Even in single deck, everytime you play one hand online the cards are reshuffled. And even more, even in those casinos that offer single deck BJ, they'll change rules like doubling and splitting in order to kill your odds.

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[GamblersDen]

I really have to agree with what KasinoKing told you earlier - with your outlook on Blackjack you really shouldn't be gambling. You seem to think that with enough knowledge you will be able to beat the house - believe me, it isn't possible in any way, shape or form. The only true way to tilt the edge in your favor is with card counting, but land-based casinos have learned and take measures to prevent card counters from playing, and online casinos are impervious - they reshuffle the decks after each hand.

I suggest you read up on the rules of Blackjack and some strategy guides so you can have a better understanding of the game - I've seen people get into gambling with your state of mind, thinking that they can beat the house, and have come out with empty pockets. I hope for your sake that you do a little more research before actually going out there - at the very least try out your theory on fun mode so you can see that it won't work.

As said above I have no knowledge on blackjack as Ive not played so much. This is the result of my little study: Link Removed ( Old/Invalid)

The theory IS bad but according to my thinking possible. I would like some input from some of u experienced gamblers on this. If it sucks then i will consider removing the post. Thanks for all answers.