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Some of the worst BJ advice I’ve ever seen. Probably at least a 4% HA playing this way. Should be playing aggressively versus 2-6 and conservatively vs 7-A. 2-6 should be doubling or splitting nearly every available time.

How the HELL do you only have 500 subs these vids are amazing

I can't believe he counted up to 21 using his fingers.

in minute 13:00, you exclude the unknown card of the dealer. for the player calculating the odds of hit/bust, how should he take account of the unknown card of the dealer. it can be a desired or undesired? there for the "desired outcomes/total possible outcomes" might vary.

The odds stay at 50/50 everytime you flip a coin, they dont change because of the previous result, its called the gamlers fallacy, your math is wrong!

Such a well presented video and strategy Solid math, probability, well worded especially with the hypothetical nature of the many scenarios available to the common gambler. Very practical and sensible approach. A valuable video upload. Much appreciated

The table does not say 3:2. It says 2:1.

I want to beat the house/casino

Lol people who say it's not viable don't understand practice and refinement... Basically mastery and the time it takes to study, active practice and most importantly TRACKING your progress .. The more skilled you are in any single area of betting, the more proficient you become on keeping what works for your style and incorporating from other techniques besides hedging... Those who come with humility , become the most dangerous at the upper echelons, but those who come knowing it all, with a cup that's already full, with EGO, they are victims from the start .

The odds of losing many hands of blackjack are high enough that i wouldn't Martingale, at a $5 table I think the max bet is $500, so if you lose 6 hands you are out

Sounds like basic blackjack strategy

Not many single deck games and they never deal even close to a full deck

Useless video, you should talk about how to count cards to win and to make the true count easy because true count in card counting is hard to do

friendly intro video, describes himself as ex high school math teacher, then calls himself professor, so confused on his academic credentials.

Rules: 1- Casino wins in long run , 2- avoid slot machines as poor odds, 3. avoid alcohol so you don't make impaired decisions, 4. bring a certain amount of money you are willing to lose in exchange for the entertainment of gambling. Do NOT use the ATM. 5. Don't bet your whole wad on one bet, bet smaller so at least you get some entertainment value. He explains a deck of cards and odds of getting a 6 is 4/52 = 1/13.

I googled whether casino's allow you to bring a printed strategy card, and they largely do. If you play perfectly with the right guide for the type of table (dealer staying on all17+ or just hard 17+) then you stand your best chance of minimizing your losses. Each time the authors simple rules deviate from the guide, you give an extra advantage to the house. So, you will lose faster with his rules than with a printable guide. But it has merit over no guide at all. Remember in your video not to use a phrase like "EVERY chance the dealer downcard will be a 10". It is NOTEVERY chance, it is a certain fraction of chances. You know this.

This is very bad advice. If you were flipping fair coins for a 5$ initial bet and lost the first 5 rounds, and won on the 6th, your gain is only $5 (160 -80-40-20-10-5). Blackjack is NOT equivalent to flipping fair coins, as the house always has an advantage, and tables have limits, which means you can't keep doubling your bet. Good way to lose everything by not remembering things are NOT 50/50. Just continue with your $5 bets and enjoy the ambiance.

Thanks for making this video, too many other ones just list the rules mindlessly without any explanation, this is a good insight into what's behind the basic strategy rules. Obviously your strategy from this video is "less perfect", but I still liked how it covers the majority of hands with reasoning that is easy to remember.

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Bad info at 19:10. He says the only thing that can beat your 19 is a 10 card. Nope. An Ace would beat you and push the other player with 21. In fact, if the Dealer has 21 it will be revealed right away and you lose without a chance to tie. And, yes, BJ is one of the worst games to play.

This is terrible advice, Progressive betting is a very bad idea, you will always lose in the long run. Learn how to count and use basic strategy.

Given your rules, you will always lose in the long run 🤦

You played that wrong, with the current count, hitting a 12-16 against a dealer 10 is a must!

Is taking even money a good decision if you have Bj and the dealer has an ace?

Can you calculate the basic strategy for pontoon where 10s are remove from the 6 decks.

I used this strategy with a 10k bankroll. You will eventually lose because of the table limit.

Pro tip screen shot the tips and make them flash cards.

Bro makes videos like he has 1 mill subs

This is the best video I’ve ever watched so well produced. I want you for every gambling game. Majong next so I can beat yakuza 0

The first video in this series was great, but I'm not a fan of this one. First, you straight up said something false. You don't get the 3 to 2 payout on a ace and 10 value card after splitting aces, you would only get that payout on your FIRST two cards. I was hoping you were going to break down the mathematical reason why basic strategy works, but instead you just suggest your audience not follow basic strategy. So, this will lead to more money lost for people who actually listen to you. You ARE obviously very good at math, so I'm sure that's why you find this easier to learn than to look at a basic strategy chart, but speaking as a layman, I can guarantee this strategy is not easier than simply bringing your basic strategy chart to the table with you. So, following basic strategy would be both easier and would result in less money lost. Very disappointing!

Is game of poker just logic ? (Love your vids , pls make more vids)

This is terrible

Except if some how the cards are from some magicians and can be changed

Basic strategy chart isn't that hard to memorize. I got it solid in my brain in a few weeks. If you're only doubling against a 4, 5, and 6, you're missing out on extra money. With a 9 yes, but on a ten or eleven, should be doubling more. You'll win more. And if math is your thing, just go ahead and learn to count cards.

10:14, that's backwards

More often than not, in casinos, the dealer's first card is face up and the second is the hole card. Well, that I've seen anyway.

So you use martingale

Great explanation

Nice Explanation....

Very good videos, thx

3:29 🧢 "if you make the right decision" so the (~) symbol is supposed to represent an unfixed/ fluctuating house edge? lol any given hand in cards is dependent on the previous deal. disregarding table rules a player can play suboptimal strategy or other players can influence the hand increasing the house edge stupendously in blackjack

At 06:03 I say $315 instead of $155 based on an earlier, incorrect calculation. At 07:01, I say "5 to 2" when I meant "3 to 2." It annoys me that I didn't catch these.

Can someone explain how it's possible to consistently lose 6:1 hands wen I play rng blackjack??? Surely this is a fix!? Guaranteed the dealer will 4-5 hands in a row but I'm lucky to 2 in a row. This doesn't seem "random" to me!?

Never chase your gambling loss.... it's a trap and you will lose more

I went over 21 many times

Way to slip the Picard quote in there! ;)

Casinos are mostly illegal for Koreans in Korea (one exception) but allowed for people with other passports in Korea. I sat down at one blackjack table one time at one of these casinos as my only blackjack experience. I noticed too late that the minimum bet was $50 and was already dealt in. I don't remember the cards, but I lost that one hand and quit. These places are mostly for rich traveling business people not teachers like me.

I didnt say “heck”.