Sunday 21 December 2014

Understanidng How To Win Blackjack At Casinos And Home

By Stacey Burt


There are several different schools of thought when it comes to gambling. When it comes to these schools of thought, information on how to win blackjack without counting cards is often one of the most prevalent requests. While such information does not actually exist, it is a request that cannot truly be granted. Although, there are many different scenarios believed to help players win.

The legal though never appreciated card counting is a system which many casinos, while not illegal, consider cheating. Generally players caught counting cards will be banned for life, or at least for a specific period of time. Regardless, once caught, even if one were to return, there is no doubt that person will be treated with great suspicion during future visits to the casino.

Another method, in which counting cards is not necessary. However, individuals using the method who win over and over again are often put under surveillance. In the past, there have been teams such as the MIT Blackjack Team, a group which still offers guidance on a "member's only" website for a nominal monthly fee.

A good place to begin when learning about Blackjack, is to allow the dealer to provide the card count during play. While individuals can often add, it is far quicker to listen to the dealer recite the numbers, then decide whether to "hit, " or "stand, " sometimes called "stay." Not only tables, rules, guidelines and limits vary at different casinos, but also the language used during play.

Other ways in which a player can increase the chance of winning at Blackjack and similar games like "Spanish 21, " is to always opt for insurance if and when offered. Games which offer insurance provide a better chance for the player to win, even at times when the dealer has a better hand. It is important players check the rules, guidelines and limits at any table before placing a bet, or beginning play.

Some casinos will allow dealers to provide instruction for table play, others believe players should understand games in advance. Generally, the higher the payout, the more experience the players are going to have. After all, it is much easier to place a larger bet when one knows one has a better chance of winning.

As such, those who often win more than lose tend to frequent "High Risk, " areas and play additional table games such as craps and poker. Whereas, those who play with a limited budget often prefer the slots and perhaps the occasional game of blackjack. When individuals play for fun rather than money, which should always be the case, the experience of play can be as rewarding as winning itself.

As with any game, the best way to become a better play is to play the game more often. When possible, it is often advised that individuals play electronic versions, or at home with friends to get a better sense of the game before placing large bets at a table. While the player may be knowledgeable, it can still be good to practice with minimal amounts of money rather than a large amount.




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