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December 18, 2007 at 8:54 am

Blackjack: A Few Tips for Splitting your Cards

It is all too common for the beginner to let themselves down in a game of Blackjack by failing to split their paired starting cards at the right times. Those who know all too little about the game may fail to split their cards; whereas others consistently split their pairs.A wise Blackjack player will find a happy medium. The aim of splitting your cards is, of course, to make the most possible profit. But – for this reason – it is essential that you learn not to let greed get you carried away.
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November 20, 2007 at 11:28 am

Betting Strategies for Blackjack Tournament Play

When you enter a multiplayer blackjack tournament, the most important thing to master is the system you will use for managing your money. In other words, you need to bet with a winning blackjack strategy. It is important to remember that when you play in a tournament, you are not just betting against the house. You are also betting against the other players in the tournament. The winner of the tournament will be the player with the most chips at the end of the final hand. If you want to be that player, you need to find a winning strategy and stick with it.

Some blackjack enthusiasts play with a “win at all costs” mind set. That is useful to an extent, but it is not the be all and end all of winning a blackjack tournament. For example, you don’t want to bet everything on the first hand because the first hand is the easiest hand to lose. You want to be in a position where you can still win the tournament even if you lose the first hand. The first hand is difficult to win because the odds are against you. None of the cards have been dealt, so anything is possible. There are likely to be three or six or more decks in the shoe, and it is much harder to predict what will happen when you haven’t seen any cards yet. Later in the game, if you have been carefully observing what is happening, you can play with more of a “go-for-broke” strategy if you need to (if you are not already the table leader, for example).
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