Multihanded Blackjack

[Jono777]

The RTP for table games comes from the maths of the game, you get the same RTP as a B&M casino. Roulette is going to hold 2.7% whatever happens so why would they need to program in a different way of doing that when it does it simply by randomly picking a number between 0 and 36? The RTP for BJ is purely based on the rules and how many packs are being used,

Why complicate something that is guaranteed to make money just by keeping it simple? I know you'll say 'so they can get an extra %' but it just isn't worth the extra complexity as it could easily go against them.

Nope, I will agree with you entirely

I can't be spot on ALL the time

 

[CasinoTwitcher]

The interesting question here would be: Was is a LIVE CASINO BJ game, or a flash based game? That's essential for the discussion.

If it's a LIVE CASINO BJ session, your hands are put to STAND by default if you disconnect, and that's the only fair way to do it.

If it's a flash based game, the game should resume to where you got disconnected.

 

[theslotsking]

As I said in my earlier post it was playngo multihanded blackjack. Which is a flash based game. When I complained to the CSR after what they said they gave me an apologetic $25 bonus for losing. I have lost tens of thousands on flash based blackjack so like I said if what the Csr said is correct I would be pissed off to no end.

I have played a lot of hands and you start to see peculiar dealer draws.
For example I draw 18. Dealer draws ten, six, four.

Dealer draws an ace. I take insurance. Dealer then gets a four and a six.

Dealer has six. I stand on 15. Dealer gets an Ace.. that one happens a lot.

I don't have statistic's looking at thousands of hands but I am sure Blackjack players see the same thing.

My point has always been that (and I am only referring to the game that I played) the game itself is NOT rigged but the outcome itself is already predetermined.

I am curious to hear what Erik advises as it was his rep that gave me this juicy bit of information.

 

[theslotsking]

Actually a good hand happened a couple of days ago.
I got 20. Dealer had ace. I took insurance
Dealer got a 3 and 7 and ended on 21.

When it happens at a land based casino you say tough luck. When it happens online results certainly appear predetermined.

 

[Jono777]

Having had a little think further about this topic, I stand by my original response/post.

Yes, not EXACTLY like slots but designed and programmed pretty much the same with regard to TRTP etc.

The interaction side of things (Players decisions, Stand, Hit, Split, Double etc) would simply require the addition of 'IF, OR & AND) algorithms to respond to players possible decisions either way into the software.