Test your BLACKJACK play here.........

[DavidMatthews]

I got 97% on difficult. The one I got wrong... I had Ace,4 against a 3. I hit. Got an Ace for soft 16. Hit again, got a 2 for soft 18. Stood on 18 against the 3.

It told me I was wrong and should have doubled soft 18 against a 3.

Can't double of course.

I've played over 2,000 hours of blackjack as a card counter so I guess I should know better. lol

 

[PatPatriot]

I practice on that site a couple of weeks before I go to LV...I practice until I am consistently in the high 90's.
Makes a world of diff.

 

[killy]

remember, the average blackjack player will give an additional 2% of his bets to the house by making wrong plays over the long haul. For an expert player most games have about a 1/2 percent house advantage. The average player will give 2 1/2 percent to the house. Big difference.


expert player- after 1000 $10 hands will lose about $50

novice player- after 1000 $10 hands will lose $250

 

[stew]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by stew:
Thanks for posting this interesting site.

One question, I went to the basic strategy page and they have several choices....H(hit); S(stand); D(double down); and P(what does P stand for?)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

SPLIT<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Oh pshaw, I pshould have know P pstood for psplit!

 

[stew]

First of all, let me say that I never play BJ.

So I start playing the game and I miss like 4 of the first 5 moves. I think the computer feels sorry for me and lets me win $100 playing $10 per hand. I only missed 1 more the rest of the way and finished at 85%. I will keep practicing and maybe even read a Stanford Wong text before the Rx bash this August.