The 3:2 payment.. yes best way to calculate is the way you showed.. is learn 2-10 what does 2 pay 3, 4 ,5 and etc all the way to 10.. I don’t use 1 cuz it’s the same as 10 without the 0 lol.. once you establish those main 10 for beginners just break it down so if 10 pays 15 take out 3 reds and if 2 pays 3 take out 3 whites.. for example $45.. 4 pays 6 so $40 pays $60 and $5 pays $7.50 just break it down once you get more experience everything will come natural
A good exercise to practice is take your playing cards and deal 1 card find the pay out for that number.. add a second card and figure out that payment and keep adding cards up you’ll notice adding and figuring out becomes a lot easier. But best advice for beginners is break the bets down and pay each stack.. just for beginners
If it's a weird number you just break it down by color. 12 dollars is 2 red chips and 2 whites so you pay 3 whites and 3 reds. If you have something like 45 I physically break it down to 40 and 5. 40 pays 60 which is easy to remember and 5 pays 7.5. You may have to break things down in a strange way while you're learning and new at dealing but as long as people can follow along with what you're doing you should be ok. Though I suppose some casinos may be more strict about how you break down the bets. After dealing a while you just start remembering a lot of the payouts like 35 pays 52.5. That one comes up a lot.
Hi Heather, A quick question if you please So I just "won" a £5 hand at 3:2 my winnings are £7.50 and I parlay it for the next hand. I now have £12.50 in action and lucky old me I get another Blackjack. So long story short; How do you pay at 3:2 with an odd 50p in play and the lowest cheque/coin is a 50p? If ya know what I mean?
There's something called "Breakage" that casinos use in this type of situation. So the extra $0.25 cents that the dealer can't pay will be rounded down in favor of the casino. Instead of the player getting paid $0.75 they only get $0.50. They get even money instead of the bonus. That's why it's better for the player to bet a normal amount when playing blackjack. I'll make a future video on this subject.
15$ the bet of 10 is matched half of 10 is added to the matched bet, half of 10 is 5, 10+5 is 15 that's the 2:3 ratio payout for 10$ aka time in a half.
I think the 3:2 is pretty simple, actually. It only gets confusing if someone wants to bet $47 bucks. Wha?! What I think is confusing and time consuming are the 6:5 payouts. Essentially it's a payout of 120%. QUICK! What's 10% of the wager? QUICK... double that! Now add it to the 1:1... and bingo! 6:5!
hey vegas aces, can you explain me the procedure when a client wants to bet the dealer's tip, here in Puerto Rico clients are not allowed to bet the dealer's tip. Love your videos keep the good work :)
Hi Sigy! Sure! In fact, I have a segment on tipping in one of my videos. Here is the link. I hope it helps, but if you have any questions, feel free to ask. -- th-cam.com/video/SWdPf21v5Ak/w-d-xo.htmlm1s
Jessica Anquilo Thank you so much! :-D The way I would break down a blackjack bet of that amount is I would take the largest amount first ($100) and figure out the blackjack payout ( the blackjack payout is $150). Then I would figure out the blackjack payout of $2.50. (Half of $2.50 is $1.25) So the blackjack payout is $3.75. (Breakage applies, so the amount would be rounded down to $3.50) Add $3.50 to $150 and your total is $153.50
Hi Adam! You can do this equation with any number. For example, if the bet is $7, then half of $7 is $3.5. Add $3.50 to $7 and your blackjack payout amount is $10.50. Another example, if the bet is $11, then figure out half the bet (which is $5.50) and add that to the original bet. 11 + 5.50 = 16.50
I have several articles on how to pay a 3 to 2 and a 6 to 5 blackjack as well as payoff charts and flashcards. All of those articles are located on this page: www.vegas-aces.com/site/articles/blackjack.html
If the player bet $10, they would win $15. If the player takes their winning and their original bet after that, they will leave with $25 total (their $10 original bet and their $15 blackjack winnings). I hope that helps!
If the bet is $13, the payout for a 3 to 2 blackjack is $19.50. The dealer should have a $0.50 cent piece in their bank to pay this. If the player bets the $0.50 cent piece and blackjack hits, (for a $0.25 cent payout on the $0.50 cents) breakage will apply. The house will round down, in favor of the casino. For example, if the wager is $10.50, instead of paying $15.75, the dealer will round down and pay the player $15.50.
As far as the casinos are concerned, the proper term for a chip is a check in most cases. This is why when you give cash at the table in exchange for chips and the dealer has to call the floor for approval they'll call 'change' or 'cash' and the amount, but if you exchange a high-value chip for lower value chips they'll call 'check' or 'check change' and the amount.
Hi heather, it is a blessing to find you on youtube.. U r soo amazing dealer. Actually I have an audition pretty soon so just wanted to ask you to upload any vedios related to mini and midi bacarrat. I would be of great help!!!
Hi Deepshikha! Thank you! :-D I do have a video on mini-baccarat here: th-cam.com/video/oj6uvmQAtEE/w-d-xo.html And my website has instruction manuals that you might find useful: www.vegas-aces.com/Root/dealers/pages/baccarat/instruction-manuals/baccarat-instruction-manuals.html And I also have a copy of the mini-baccarat charts here: www.vegas-aces.com/Root/dealers/pages/baccarat/minibaccaratcharts.html I hope that helps! If you have any questions, feel free to ask! And good luck with your audition! Let me know if you get the job!
I was super confused because I thought they were saying 3:2 meant if I bet 2 chips, 3 chips would be returned to me including the 2 I bet. Instead it apparently means if I give 2 chips I get back 5 including those two chips. Because I bet 500$ and all of a sudden I had $1,250
The 3:2 payment.. yes best way to calculate is the way you showed.. is learn 2-10 what does 2 pay 3, 4 ,5 and etc all the way to 10.. I don’t use 1 cuz it’s the same as 10 without the 0 lol.. once you establish those main 10 for beginners just break it down so if 10 pays 15 take out 3 reds and if 2 pays 3 take out 3 whites.. for example $45.. 4 pays 6 so $40 pays $60 and $5 pays $7.50 just break it down once you get more experience everything will come natural
Thank you so much for this. Big help!
A good exercise to practice is take your playing cards and deal 1 card find the pay out for that number.. add a second card and figure out that payment and keep adding cards up you’ll notice adding and figuring out becomes a lot easier. But best advice for beginners is break the bets down and pay each stack.. just for beginners
You are awesome!I'm trying to learn all the games with you.Thanks Sandy
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If it's a weird number you just break it down by color. 12 dollars is 2 red chips and 2 whites so you pay 3 whites and 3 reds. If you have something like 45 I physically break it down to 40 and 5. 40 pays 60 which is easy to remember and 5 pays 7.5. You may have to break things down in a strange way while you're learning and new at dealing but as long as people can follow along with what you're doing you should be ok. Though I suppose some casinos may be more strict about how you break down the bets.
After dealing a while you just start remembering a lot of the payouts like 35 pays 52.5. That one comes up a lot.
orayole Awesome info! Thanks! :-D
That's what I do too, I break down what I know and add it all together. It comes to you after a while
Thanks!
So short, so simple. LIKE
Thought it was a complicated math equation until I watched this video. Boy am I embarrassed lol
Thanks Heather Faris!
Hi Heather,
A quick question if you please
So I just "won" a £5 hand at 3:2 my winnings are £7.50 and I parlay it for the next hand. I now have £12.50 in action and lucky old me I get another Blackjack.
So long story short;
How do you pay at 3:2 with an odd 50p in play and the lowest cheque/coin is a 50p? If ya know what I mean?
There's something called "Breakage" that casinos use in this type of situation. So the extra $0.25 cents that the dealer can't pay will be rounded down in favor of the casino. Instead of the player getting paid $0.75 they only get $0.50. They get even money instead of the bonus. That's why it's better for the player to bet a normal amount when playing blackjack. I'll make a future video on this subject.
Thankyou so much😁
If I place 10 dollars & beat the dealer how much will I receive from the dealer in relation to the three to two
15$ the bet of 10 is matched half of 10 is added to the matched bet, half of 10 is 5, 10+5 is 15 that's the 2:3 ratio payout for 10$ aka time in a half.
Players bet $10.00 plus half of players wager $ 5.00 added together equals
$ 15.00 total payout .
If you just have once chip down do you still win 3:2 or do you win the x1.5 of the value of the one chip?
3:2 is the same thing as multiplying your wager by 1.5.
Yes, you can win 3:2 if you only have one chip.
@@VegasAces thank you for the clarification!!
What if they play 1 chip
Hey so what if they won the 12 dollars bet and got 18 do they keep the 12 as well or they keep 18 and the dealer keeps the 12 dollars
If the player has a $12 bet then they keep their original $12 bet plus they get paid $18 for their blackjack.
Thanks
figuring out 3 to 2 payments in Blackjack is pretty straight forward once you figure it out.
what is the playing Insurance upto 1/2 wager means?Thank you for your videos.
When putting money out to pay for the insurance bet the most you can bet is half of your original wager. I hope that helps!
Much appreciated. Do you have any videos on dealing side bets on 21+3 in blackjack and Spanish blackjack as well? Thank you 😊
I have an old 21+3 video and We're writing a Spanish 21 article we'll be putting up on our website in the next week or so. www.vegas-aces.com
Thank you so much. I will be keep following it.🥰
I think the 3:2 is pretty simple, actually. It only gets confusing if someone wants to bet $47 bucks. Wha?!
What I think is confusing and time consuming are the 6:5 payouts. Essentially it's a payout of 120%.
QUICK! What's 10% of the wager? QUICK... double that! Now add it to the 1:1... and bingo! 6:5!
This is why you use units instead of math :D
OMGitsFMA6666 But math is so much fun!
70.5
Payout is $63.50, if the bet is $47
hey vegas aces, can you explain me the procedure when a client wants to bet the dealer's tip, here in Puerto Rico clients are not allowed to bet the dealer's tip. Love your videos keep the good work :)
Hi Sigy! Sure! In fact, I have a segment on tipping in one of my videos. Here is the link. I hope it helps, but if you have any questions, feel free to ask. -- th-cam.com/video/SWdPf21v5Ak/w-d-xo.htmlm1s
I go into a casino and all I have is $10... I bet it 3:2 and win. Do I currently have $15 or $25?
You bet $10 and win a 3:2 blackjack (which pays $15). You keep your original bet ($10) and your winnings ($15) for a total of $25.
I love your chnnel. Can you help me with paying off a blackjack that is 102.50 bet how do you break it down?
Jessica Anquilo Thank you so much! :-D The way I would break down a blackjack bet of that amount is I would take the largest amount first ($100) and figure out the blackjack payout ( the blackjack payout is $150). Then I would figure out the blackjack payout of $2.50. (Half of $2.50 is $1.25) So the blackjack payout is $3.75. (Breakage applies, so the amount would be rounded down to $3.50) Add $3.50 to $150 and your total is $153.50
: 102.50 :
... 100 = 150 ...
... 2.50 = 3.75 ...
: 153.75 :
@@VegasAces 75c??? i've only heard there are 50c chips. so there are probably 25c quarter chips too, in casinos?
I'm struggling with auditions for my bj payouts. Literally the only thing that catches me off guard
These flashcards should help:
www.vegas-aces.com/site/articles/flash-cards-blackjack-3-to-2-payout.html
Thanks
What if the number your paying out to isn't a multiple of three or two, like a prime number, £7
Hi Adam! You can do this equation with any number. For example, if the bet is $7, then half of $7 is $3.5. Add $3.50 to $7 and your blackjack payout amount is $10.50. Another example, if the bet is $11, then figure out half the bet (which is $5.50) and add that to the original bet. 11 + 5.50 = 16.50
Thank you
Vegas Aces thanks! But how to you pay a half in chips?
@@takingbackfebruary1458 Most casinos have 50 cent chips, or if not, they have coins to pay winnings requiring change.
So if i put 100 down and hit they pay me 150 and i would walk away with 250?
You would have $250 total, correct. Would you walk away tho?
@@mma673 yeah I'd walk away.. For about 15 minutes then come back and loose lol
where is the video on 6/5 ?
thanks
It's on my to-do list. But until then I have this 6:5 payoff chart:
www.vegas-aces.com/site/resources/charts-guides-blackjack-payoff-chart-6-to-5.html
Great video Sandy!
Plz make videos about side bets and. Blackjack payoff soon
Please be more specific and I'll do my best to make that happen.
@@VegasAces I am attending blackjack training from 14 sep.i am poor in mathematics.plz give tricks to pay blackjack easily
I have several articles on how to pay a 3 to 2 and a 6 to 5 blackjack as well as payoff charts and flashcards. All of those articles are located on this page: www.vegas-aces.com/site/articles/blackjack.html
How would you pay 50 cents though?
Breakage would apply. This means that a 50 cent piece would get paid 1:1 (even money) or the dealer would give the player another 50 cent piece.
Vegas Aces oh okay, I didn’t know 50 cent chips existed
@@liamvalentine5925 The casino I frequent uses a regular 50 cent piece (US Coin), not a 50 cent chip.
Great
Can u plz explain me about 1.2 Ratio plz
A simple way of calculating the 3 to 2 ration is to take the bet and multiply it by 1.5 times and you'll get the 3 to 2 payoff. 😀
Do you get the initial bet back plut 1 1/2?
Like for example, i bet $10, i get a blackjack, would i leave with $15 or $25?
If the player bet $10, they would win $15. If the player takes their winning and their original bet after that, they will leave with $25 total (their $10 original bet and their $15 blackjack winnings). I hope that helps!
@@VegasAces now I get it lol
Thank you!
What if the bet is $13?
You can’t give a .5
If the bet is $13, the payout for a 3 to 2 blackjack is $19.50. The dealer should have a $0.50 cent piece in their bank to pay this. If the player bets the $0.50 cent piece and blackjack hits, (for a $0.25 cent payout on the $0.50 cents) breakage will apply. The house will round down, in favor of the casino. For example, if the wager is $10.50, instead of paying $15.75, the dealer will round down and pay the player $15.50.
At th-cam.com/video/cx4HdEdqzr8/w-d-xo.html Did she call a chip a "check?" I've never heard a chip referred to as a check.
As far as the casinos are concerned, the proper term for a chip is a check in most cases. This is why when you give cash at the table in exchange for chips and the dealer has to call the floor for approval they'll call 'change' or 'cash' and the amount, but if you exchange a high-value chip for lower value chips they'll call 'check' or 'check change' and the amount.
How much does 12.50 pay??
Half of $12 is $6. Add 6 + 12 = 18. The $0.50 gets paid even money due to breakage, so the total payout is $18.50
@@VegasAces if im the dealer can i just make it 19?
Just so I'm understanding. If you lose, you lose all $12 of your bet, but if the casino loses, they give you your $12 back and they pay out $6?
Can you please include the time mark you're referring too? I don't understand your question.
only if the player gets a blackjack
Can u plz upload midi bacarrat and other carnival games if possible. U R D BEST !!
Deepshikha Singh I'll put it on my to do list. My next batch of videos will be on Pai-Gow Poker.
Hi heather, it is a blessing to find you on youtube.. U r soo amazing dealer. Actually I have an audition pretty soon so just wanted to ask you to upload any vedios related to mini and midi bacarrat. I would be of great help!!!
Hi Deepshikha! Thank you! :-D I do have a video on mini-baccarat here: th-cam.com/video/oj6uvmQAtEE/w-d-xo.html And my website has instruction manuals that you might find useful: www.vegas-aces.com/Root/dealers/pages/baccarat/instruction-manuals/baccarat-instruction-manuals.html And I also have a copy of the mini-baccarat charts here: www.vegas-aces.com/Root/dealers/pages/baccarat/minibaccaratcharts.html I hope that helps! If you have any questions, feel free to ask! And good luck with your audition! Let me know if you get the job!
stll confusedd
Pays 1.5 of bet. Same as 3 to 2
Like 1 and a half of bet
I was super confused because I thought they were saying 3:2 meant if I bet 2 chips, 3 chips would be returned to me including the 2 I bet. Instead it apparently means if I give 2 chips I get back 5 including those two chips. Because I bet 500$ and all of a sudden I had $1,250
You are still cute.
I don't even get the fuzz about 3:2 - it is simple maths. pity to waste a video about elementary school education for Q&As
It's not a waste if it helps people. Just because you understand a concept, doesn't mean other people do.
@@VegasAces that's right v.a. Let this little bitch know.
@@VegasAces well said!! ditto that